64-bit USB cable modem drivers?

[samurle]

I'm looking for a 64-bit USB Cable Modem driver that works with Vista or Windows 7.

This is my modem:
Cisco DPC/EPC2100 Cable Modem - Support - Cable Modems - Consumer - Cisco

However, none of these drivers seem to work with 64-bit.

I was wondering if there are no drivers available for this specific modem, is there a generic
64-bit USB Cable Modem available that can be used as a replacement? If so, where?

And if I'm happen to be stuck with a 64-bit OS and this modem, is there any other solution
to workaround this problem? Would it be possible to hook up a router so Windows wouldn't
see my cable modem? I'm just guessing.

 

[z3r010]

Can you not just hook it up via the ethernet port to your PC?

 

[stormy13]

Can you not just hook it up via the ethernet port to your PC?

And no need for a driver for it ever, just plug it in and go.

 

[samurle]

Can you not just hook it up via the ethernet port to your PC?

Ethernet port on the modem is not functioning or not available.

Is there another piece of hardware I can put between the modem and my computer to get this to work?
Hopefully something that works with a 64-bit OS and USB.

 

[chev65]

If the eithernet port on a modem is not functioning then the modem is worthless. You should either hit the reset button which should fix the problem or get a replacement.

 

[samurle]

If the eithernet port on a modem is not functioning then the modem is worthless. You should either hit the reset button which should fix the problem or get a replacement.

I wish there was a magic reset button.

 

[Onishin]

I got the same problem.
Newly installed win7 64bit and no drivers provided for USB Cable Modem DPC2100. And no I can't use ethernet plug cause it's occupied by another computer.

 

[stormy13]

I got the same problem.
Newly installed win7 64bit and no drivers provided for USB Cable Modem DPC2100. And no I can't use ethernet plug cause it's occupied by another computer.

You need a router, not a USB driver.

 

[Urbwolf]

I got the same problem.
Newly installed win7 64bit and no drivers provided for USB Cable Modem DPC2100. And no I can't use ethernet plug cause it's occupied by another computer.

You cant use both the usb and ethernet hook ups on a modem at the same time.

 

[Onishin]

I can! When I had Windows XP I could use them simultanous. But for Windows 7 there is no USB driver and for Windows XP was.
And no I won't buy router if my cable modem is enough but there is no driver at the moment.

 

[Zidane24]

I can! When I had Windows XP I could use them simultanous. But for Windows 7 there is no USB driver and for Windows XP was.
And no I won't buy router if my cable modem is enough but there is no driver at the moment.

USB internet is alot slower than using ethernet...trust us, shell out the cash and get a router (you will thank us later)

 

[InternetLord]

buy the router. besides being able to have more computers / devises connected to the net you get an extra layer of security.

 

[Manulac]

I'm looking for a 64-bit USB Cable Modem driver that works with Vista or Windows 7.

This is my modem:
Cisco DPC/EPC2100 Cable Modem - Support - Cable Modems - Consumer - Cisco

However, none of these drivers seem to work with 64-bit.

I was wondering if there are no drivers available for this specific modem, is there a generic
64-bit USB Cable Modem available that can be used as a replacement? If so, where?

And if I'm happen to be stuck with a 64-bit OS and this modem, is there any other solution
to workaround this problem? Would it be possible to hook up a router so Windows wouldn't
see my cable modem? I'm just guessing.

Only you need is new dirvers for you LAN - search for 64-bit and connect with your ethernet cable