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Having the modem on Com3 is not the Problem.<br />
I have a modem on com3.<br />
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does windows recogice the Modem if you let Windows trying to find it ??<br />

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Having the modem on Com3 is not the Problem.
I have a modem on com3.

does windows recogice the Modem if you let Windows trying to find it ??


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Com3 shares irq with com1 (irq 4). Can be that DUN is more sensitive to any conflict you may have?<br />
Yoram.<br />

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Com3 shares irq with com1 (irq 4). Can be that DUN is more sensitive to any conflict you may have?
Yoram.


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I use win95 along with an Award Modular Bios v4.5 and a Maxtech XPV2881 28,000bps Voice Fax Modem.<br />
The modem is on com3 where it works with Juno and my ISP.<br />
However it doesn't work with dial-up networking, AT&amp;T Worldnet, Aol or any software that requires dial-up networking.<br />
I get the message can't find modem or it is not turned on. Even after i have just checked my email with it.<br />
I don't know if having the modem on com3 is the problem.<br />
Any help would be greatly appreciated
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I use win95 along with an Award Modular Bios v4.5 and a Maxtech XPV2881 28,000bps Voice Fax Modem.
The modem is on com3 where it works with Juno and my ISP.
However it doesn't work with dial-up networking, AT&T Worldnet, Aol or any software that requires dial-up networking.
I get the message can't find modem or it is not turned on. Even after i have just checked my email with it.
I don't know if having the modem on com3 is the problem.
Any help would be greatly appreciated

Switching Modem From com3 to com2

This topic area includes legacy versions of Windows prior to Windows 2000: Windows 3/3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, plus any other Windows-related versions including Windows Mobile.