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mangar | 10:47 Tue 10th Apr 2007 | Technology
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My daughter is about to cancel her cable telephone and broadband connection. She is reverting to BT and TalkTalk broadband. She has 3 computers linked by a router which at present works very well. She has been told by a 'friend' that this system will not be successful with TalkTalk. Has she been misinformed? Please help. Thank you in advance.
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A router for CABLE (Virgin Media / NTL / Telewest) will NOT work on a "normal" BT telephone line.

You need to buy an ASDL router.

If you see this page from PC World, the routers (top left) are divided into ASDL routers and Cable Routers

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/editorial/net working_homepage/?int=home_nav
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vehelpfulguy: Thank you for your swift answer. That will solve the problem, plus a filter in the telephone socket.
I can recommend this one:
http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/52244/rb/2682 6838967

She can probably sell the other on ebay and get at least half what she pays for the above/similar for.
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fo3nix

Thank you also for your helpful information. I will pass it on to my daughter

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