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The Thomson modem is an ADSL modem. Which means it's an Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line modem which is the most common for telephone line internet connections. There really are no OS drivers for it as the modem is OS independent. At least that's what the tech specs stated when I looked at the PDF format spec sheet available here: Routers and modems don't have 'specific' drivers for various operating systems because they reside outside of the operating system itself. With your setup, the computer merely connects via the RJ-45 WAN Ethernet port to the same on the modem. You might try turning off the modem and let it sit for about 30-45 seconds, (make sure your computer is turned off too) then turn the modem back on and let it go through it's self-test on power up and then turn on your computer. Sometimes this is necessary to get the router the recognize the new setup.

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Try that and keep us posted. Did you check to verify that the LAN connection is 'Enabled' in the BIOS of the motherboard? If you have an onboard LAN connection on the motherboard it may have been disabled. Gigabyte's website states that you have a 'high speed Gigabit Ethernet connection' for the G33-DS3R mobo. It is a RealTek chipset, so the driver is easy to locate and install.

It is a Realtek RTL8111B LAN Controller chipset. Go to this link to download the latest driver from Realtek dated Download the driver only, it's good for both 32-bit and 64-bit, then use the Device Manager to point the hardware to the folder where the driver resides. Win7 and WinServer 2008 R2 Driver v7.034 2010/12/22 613k. Normally the set-up is phone in ADSL modem wireless router Wireless + Up to four wired devices (computers & VOIP via ethernet cable to the LAN/RJ45 jack).

Doesn't your router have multiple wired connections? Plug in there rather than take your wireless out of commission. Now the main modem itself doesn't need one but your ethernet port DOES require a driver and it sounds like you may be missing that driver in XP.

When you hooked up the USB a driver got loaded to support that connection (there must be an extra bit of hardware in the modem and it does use a USB driver) which is why that would work in XP and apparently W7 doesn't find drivers to run THAT connection. So you either need an XP driver to 'power' your RJ45 LAN port in XP -OR- you need a W7 driver to support the USB connectivity in your ADSL modem -OR- you keep it plugged in both ways and use the one that works in each OS. In XP, if you go to device manager, don't you have any items with an yellow highlighted exclamation point as not working?

If you search for a driver for that it may well make your RJ45 jack function in XP and then you wouldn't need the USB connect.