Alcatel SpeedTouch USB Reviews
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Guest 11th Oct 2009
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JDigital
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Although a friend of mine has a Alcatel Speed Touch USB and it works fine for him, I've had nothing but trouble with it. I get the error where the SpeedTouch icon in the system tray goes yellow and says "Initializing ADSL Line", and it won't connect. BT's techsupport, as usual, has been unhelpful.
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Mouse Nightshirt 21st Jul 2004
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The Alcatel Speed Touch USB modem came free with my ISP package, but is still reasonably cheap otherwise. An absolute breeze to install, and reliable with good support from the manufacturers.
However, on testing of various systems, this modem will cause regular freezing of many AMD processor syst ...
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Seany
13th Jul 2004 Reviewer rating:
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The Alcatel Speed Touch USB is a fantastic little modem. Extremely fast and very reliable when used with Windows XP.
There is a Driver update available for Windows 98/ME which definitely cures the problems.
It's maximum speed is supposed to be 576.0 Kbps but mine has achieved 615.0 Kbps on a good ...
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Neel. 14th Jun 2003
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On windows xp it always goes offline automaticly, the icon in the corner is yellow and it says "intalizing adsl line". My ISP is BT, does anyone else have this problem?
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David. 5th Apr 2003
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Got from pipex March 2002. Came with 1.4 driver so no blue screen probs. Installed ok except didn't read pipex instructions properly and so installed as broadband connection instead of dun conection at first(alcatel connection worked straight away).Rarely disconnects-sometimes requires restart about ...
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techie. 27th Mar 2003
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I got it when ordered my BT Openworld package and I paid ~£80 for it. I just realised this thing does not have an Ethernet interface, only USB, and I have to buy another modem when I setup my home network.
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lazza. 3rd Mar 2003
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Well im glad i didnt have to pay for this , i just feel a little sad that my boss tried to do something nice and now i have to go and buy a real adsl modem/router, thats gonna make my boss feel like he wasted his time and money im sure :-(
I've had the phone company test and then retest my lines , ...
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Team434. 12th Feb 2003
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I joined BTopenworld broadband who supplied me with the Alcatel SpeedTouch USB Modem which i had to pay an extra £80 for.
I found that the modem was difficult to set up and unless you know really what you are doing it's easy to get confused and install it wrongly. So it's not very "user frien ...
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Bane. 3rd Feb 2003
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Had a lot of trouble with this modem when I first got it. It used to disconnect and both lights would go off on the unit. Only solution was a reboot the machine. This was all due to the modem and my VIA chipset. I took a bit of time getting the right BIOS and USB upgrades before the modem was sta ...
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