Help. I am trying to connect a new siemens speedstream 4200 router to the USB port on my pc that's running on a windows NT 4.0 environment. The auto-installation cd that came with the router is (obviously) not working, as it doesn't like NT. Siemens webpage isn't helpful, and my internet provider could not help me either. Is there any way I can connect to the router via USB? Alternatively, how can I connect my pc to the ethernet port of the router, as the pc doesn't have an ethernet port? Thanks to all who are kind to reply.

NT4 does not natively support USB. Ethernet RJ45 PCI (NIC) Cards are available.

I'd recommend upgrading to Windows 2000 or XP. "So won’t you give this man his wings What a shame To have to beg you to see We’re not all the same What a shame" - Shinedown

1. Modem must be set up with an OS that the install cd supports (use Win ME, 2000, or XP or borrow a PC that has one of these OS's). After the modem is set up, you can use NT4 to access internet either via a network card or USB. 2. USB 1.0 is supported in NT4 with a Dell USB driver. Go to http://smallvoid.com/article/winnt4... Click on "USB drivers for NT4" and download R62200.exe. Install to your NT4 system. Then set up your internet access in NT4. I used a 10/100 NIC on an IBM PC 365 with NT4. Works great.