1) u need to first open up your modem. remove the black rubber on the bottom of the modem your find the screws use normal philips screwdriver 2) U need preferbly an old Pc that have the speed of less that 900mhz with at least 1 free usb port (PCI USB card don’t work for me … builtin do) 3) next u need 1 jumper. once u open up the modem . u will see the chip name access runner 82310 - 14 . You will find a place to put Jumper, Go for it , this is your last chance :) 4) flip the pcb over . on the bottom of the pcb near the usb port there should be a sticker take a pen and write down the mac address provided on a piece of paper. 5) plug in the usb cable to the usb port on the modem. and connect the cable to your pc, now turn on your modem and then turn on your pc 6) boot the pc into clean dos mode, either use win startup disk and choose minimal boot or try other boot disks. when u got into dos prompt 7) go to the folder where u extracted the file.type this into the dos promp: "rm_usb" 8) the program should load and in a while the program will ask for the start mac address, type in the mac address u jotted down from the bottom of the modem just now with the format XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX 9) next the program will ask for the end mac address, type in the same address except for the last four byte. change those to ff-ff 10) next the flash program will flash to the eprom. the program will quit but notice that ur modem usb led is flashing . wait for the flashing to stop and change to on only. 11) and then u power off 12) Remove Jumper 13) re power on the modem + reset the modem/router by pressing the reset button 14) the modem/router should restart with ip 10.0.0.2 Mask 255.0.0.0 username: admin password: password The only difference I can find is with AZtech firmware USB light comes on when USB is attached, with this firmware USB keeps flashing while it works fine I downloaded all this from a discussion group, so all credit goes to the submitter Ather SaleemDownload Driver Pack
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