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Recently I had to reformat the hard disk on my son's PC running Win98.<br />
I re-installed windows and all was well except for the internal modem which is a PnP Rockwell K56 Flex. This worked previously. I believe that the jumper is set to port 4. The computer now only recognises Ports 1 &amp;&nbsp;2. Plug and play does not install the modem. Do I have to edit the BIOS?<br />
I would welcome any suggestions as I have tried the usual ways to create COM Port 4.<br />
Regards,<br />
Bob Scott
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Recently I had to reformat the hard disk on my son's PC running Win98.
I re-installed windows and all was well except for the internal modem which is a PnP Rockwell K56 Flex. This worked previously. I believe that the jumper is set to port 4. The computer now only recognises Ports 1 & 2. Plug and play does not install the modem. Do I have to edit the BIOS?
I would welcome any suggestions as I have tried the usual ways to create COM Port 4.
Regards,
Bob Scott

creating a com port

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