Terry Tibbs

Right, I've downloaded a .bin file which is a driver.

I cannot convert it to an .Iso to virtually mount it, I cannot burn it as it won't let me, even though I have a correct .cue file with it.

What the hell can I do?!

Any help is greatly appreciated.

ProjectBobcat

what happens when you open the cue file?

roybacer

Should do the trick

http://www.magiciso.com/tutorials/miso-whatsimage.htm

Terry Tibbs

Says it isn't a CD image file, or its Unknown!

Starting to stress me out now, its a proper file, from the belkin website.

roybacer

Can you explain what your trying to do and why ?

And the link to the belkin website ?

Alex_86

iTrader: (2)

you could burn it with nero

you could mount itwith deamon tools

you could mount it or burn in with Alcohol 120%

Terry Tibbs

Tried, tried, tried.

I'm trying to install a router so I don't have to use this pony wireless adapter thing. It keeps messing around going on and off and I'd rather have the Ethernet shoved in the back and the internet to be on all the time rather than when it suits the adapter.

BigMouthBillyBass

sounds like you've download a binary file, which is likely to be firmware for a router or something. If it's for a router you have to upload the bin file to the router using the web config through your browser.

what exactly are you trying to do?

BigMouthBillyBass

you don't need drivers for an ethernet router mate, that file will be as i said above, updated firmware (the software and config that the router is running, stored on the chips)

Don't bother fucking about with firmware unless your having serious problems that an updated software build may fix. I've seen many people turn routers into doorstops through flashing firmware when they weren't quite sure what they were doing

Alex_86

iTrader: (2)

give us a link then
and name of the router

Terry Tibbs

So how do I make the router allow me to connect to it through the ethernet cable rather than the sodding wireless adapter thing then?

BigMouthBillyBass

just plug it in. It'll give you an IP address and off you go

DanRSturbo

Exactly, just plug ethernet into one of the ports and job's done