Modem Scientific Atlanta 2203 Driver Usb

Hi all.any assistance with this is greatly appreciated! I have a new computer with operating system Windows 7, my Scientific Atlanta Cable Modem DPC / 2203C Voip cable modem previously worked fine on Windows XP plugged in via USB. Since moving onto Windows 7, there seem to be no drivers found and available and none of the ones from the website or CD work with Windows 7. I can get the internet on by plugging the ethernet cable directly into the PC, yet wanted to plug that into my wireless router to get the wireless signal.

Is there any way to get the USB working on Windows 7? Any help or advice is appreciated!

I have a problem with my modem, when I connect directly to it, you start seeing multiple failures such as loss of donwload and upload, random connection and disconnection of network cable, etc. But when I connect the modem to my router Tp link model: TL-740N and from there to my computer by Ethernet cable, the internet works well. Well, I want to connect my pc directly to the modem to get better performance in games and I can not. Someone help me pls?. Before I had windows 8 format and return to windows 7 and I still have the same error. I have installed the latest driver for my network card and when I do the test with the Internet through the router everything is fine. But when I do the modem everything is a mess.

To make your Modem work with the USB Connectivity you need to install the Modem Drivers on your Computer. You can try to search for the Drivers which works on the MAC Computer or else you can contact to the Atlanta Tech support, as they can let you know where you can find the Drivers for your Modem.

Sorry for my grammar. In most cases this problem is related to MAC address registration. The IP address assigned by your ISP can only be registered to a single device. When you disconnect your router and connect your PC, your ISP is still looking for the router and will not allow access for the PC. You can usually solve this by rebooting the router modem (and to be safe, reboot the PC). This allows the PC's MAC address to be registered against the IP address.

You'll need to do this each time you connect a different device directly to the modem. Edited - corrected. In most cases this problem is related to MAC address registration.

The IP address assigned by your ISP can only be registered to a single device. When you disconnect your router and connect your PC, your ISP is still looking for the router and will not allow access for the PC. You can usually solve this by rebooting the router (and to be safe, reboot the PC).

This allows the PC's MAC address to be registered against the IP address. You'll need to do this each time you connect a different device directly to the modem. So what do I do? Reboot the router to connect my pc directly to the modem?? But in that case I would follow not connected to the router??

Download mortal kombat 9 setup. Restarting the router then disconnect and bring it into the modem??