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try these. i use them for my 56k modem:<br />
1. at&amp;f &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; this fixes your modem to factory settings, which is probably the best for your modem<br />
2. AT+MS=11 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; forces modem to connect at 33600bps<br />
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you might try and see if the 56k init string works for you: &nbsp;AT+MS=56<br />
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let me tell you where to put the init string:<br />
1. go to control panel (in my computer)<br />
2. double click on modem<br />
3. select your modem and click on properties<br />
4. click on the connection tab<br />
5. click on Advanced button at bottom<br />
6. type in the init string &nbsp;in the extra settings box<br />
7. ok<br />
8 ok<br />
9. close<br />
10. good luck<br />

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try these. i use them for my 56k modem:
1. at&f               this fixes your modem to factory settings, which is probably the best for your modem
2. AT+MS=11           forces modem to connect at 33600bps

you might try and see if the 56k init string works for you:  AT+MS=56

let me tell you where to put the init string:
1. go to control panel (in my computer)
2. double click on modem
3. select your modem and click on properties
4. click on the connection tab
5. click on Advanced button at bottom
6. type in the init string  in the extra settings box
7. ok
8 ok
9. close
10. good luck


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thanx, i found a page that made my modem to connect at 155200, thanx for your hard work shintnsdas87, i like people with determination,<br />

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thanx, i found a page that made my modem to connect at 155200, thanx for your hard work shintnsdas87, i like people with determination,


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sorry, but you're not really connected at 115200. that is the speed at which your computer and modem are communicating. i think to get the &quot;real&quot; speed you go to <br />
hyperterminal and type at&amp;w<br />
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sorry, but you're not really connected at 115200. that is the speed at which your computer and modem are communicating. i think to get the "real" speed you go to
hyperterminal and type at&w




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I have a packard Bell, and the modem/sound card are one, <br />
&quot;Sound III 336SP&quot;<br />
I can't find it on the internet, but then I haven't looked hard, I am a new user and would like to see how this works, thanks!
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I have a packard Bell, and the modem/sound card are one, 
"Sound III 336SP"
I can't find it on the internet, but then I haven't looked hard, I am a new user and would like to see how this works, thanks!

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Networking hardware includes the physical devices facilitating the use of a computer network. Typically, networking hardware includes gateways, routers, network bridges, modems, wireless access points, networking cables, line drivers, switches, hubs, and repeaters. But it also includes hybrid network devices such as multilayer switches, protocol converters, bridge routers, proxy servers, firewalls, network address translators, multiplexers, network interface controllers, wireless network interface controllers, ISDN terminal adapters and other related hardware.