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Deralikt

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  #1234520 11-Feb-2015 10:36
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Yep, ADSL and have tried factory reset.

This is the screen it always gets stuck on. None of the buttons work, except the back button.




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  #1234527 11-Feb-2015 10:38
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As it shows on that first line, it's already set up for 0/100. I don't think the router is your problem personally. 

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  #1234529 11-Feb-2015 10:45
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Deralikt: Yep, ADSL and have tried factory reset.

This is the screen it always gets stuck on. None of the buttons work, except the back button.



I don't want to sound patronising, but just to be clear are you ticking the 'remove' box, before clicking on the remove button?  If you don't tick the boxes, you won't be able to remove anything because it doesn't know what you want to remove.



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  #1235793 11-Feb-2015 16:48
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Yep have ticked the box, tried all the buttons with the box ticked and they still don't work!
I know it sounds ridiculous!

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  #1235849 11-Feb-2015 17:38
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Have you tried another browser?
I've come across a few modems that don't like certain browser configs.

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  #1235876 11-Feb-2015 17:56
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Unfortunately only have safari and no internet to download another!

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  #1235885 11-Feb-2015 18:09
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Does the modem status page say it has DSL sync?

 
 
 

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  #1235890 11-Feb-2015 18:14
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umm ... has anyone asked him to put in the username / password to bigpipe?

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  #1235933 11-Feb-2015 19:26
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Bigpipe use port based authentication. Any non blank username/password will work.

At the moment there are a couple of potential issues with OP's line as far as I can see. Either the modem isn't configured correctly, there's no sync, there is sync but it's not from a DSLAM port connected back to Bigpipe, or Bigpipe need to update the port information from their end.

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  #1236127 11-Feb-2015 22:48
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The latest from big pipe is they think there is a problem with the connection, and need to get chorus around to have a look..

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