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setting up a new modem 2nd
I've got the same problem, but my modem is a AzTech MDP3858E and I'm using Windows NT 4.0 (no Service Pack installed at the moment). Mainboard is a Chaintech 6BTM(?). Additionally a Soundcard Creative Labs Soundblaster AWE64 (this was also very hard to install). I've done the procedure as described in the answer to the question before (Win 95). I've several times removed the modem driver, disabled the COM2 port in the BIOS, set to automatic, set to 2F8/IRQ3 and I don't remember how often I rebooted the system but I can't get the modem to work.
Plug and Pray does't recognize the card. No problem to install the driver but I can't
connect to the modem. Which settings must I use in the BIOS, in the control panel/ports, control panel/modems, control panel/networking (MS Loopback?)?
I won't like to reinstall the soundcard.
Can anybody help ???
Plug and Pray does't recognize the card. No problem to install the driver but I can't
connect to the modem. Which settings must I use in the BIOS, in the control panel/ports, control panel/modems, control panel/networking (MS Loopback?)?
I won't like to reinstall the soundcard.
Can anybody help ???
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turn off the com port in the bios. If both com ports are on and you don't have any free IRQ's Then the modem is not going to setup right. try turning off the com 2 port then do as Otta suggested.
Bill
Bill
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I switched to a TRUST Communicator 56Kisp, because nothing of the
mentioned solutions could solve the problem.
The Communicator works fine now.
Thank's for trying to help me.
mentioned solutions could solve the problem.
The Communicator works fine now.
Thank's for trying to help me.
You should not have "accepted" a proposed-answer
which did not help you. Instead, if you had
solved your problem by yourself, you should
have "rejected" the answer, and then "remove"
the question.
which did not help you. Instead, if you had
solved your problem by yourself, you should
have "rejected" the answer, and then "remove"
the question.
from Control Panels.
Then, reboot, and "add new hardware",
i.e., the modem *AND* a COM port for it.