Satellite 300CDT PCMCIA Problem.

Old Toshiba's have a companion disk that has the laptops specific drivers and hardware set up program. Do you have this disk?

you might try this page, not too sure how different these 3xx series are, about 2/3's down the page is a win96INF file........... I would download it and run to see if that fixes the problem)

http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_modItemList.jsp?ProductMenu_0=Portables&ProductMenu_1=Satellite&ProductMenu_2=1073769712&BV_SessionID=%40%40%40%400713103616.1022770068%40%40%40%40&BV_EngineID=iadceeijdedebfekcghcfmfdglk.0&moid=1073769712&smoid=true&ct=DL&ListType=Model&x=21&y=8

In addition - I would try to change the PCMCIA type in the BIOS setup, there used to be a few choices, PIC, 16 bit, or cardbus.

Try using one of the other options and see if this helps.

Also a driver for a similar model or using the same chipset should work, so search the toshiba driver site for
PIC97 CardBus  or similar.

I hope this helps !

http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/support/downloads/750inf95.exe

I believe this is the file OGG is referring to.  It doesn't specifically list your model, but it may be the one you need.

Can you provide the other part number information which is probably on the bottom of the laptop?  It will probably be a number preceeded by P/N or M/T or something like that...

-dog*

Also, is this a US-purchased laptop or from Europe, and if in Europe, what country?

-dog*

Ahh, I have found it...apparently it is an Australian model.  I went to Toshiba's Australian website and was able to find the 300CDT.  Here are several downloads you might be interested in for Win95.  Found at:
http://www.isd.toshiba.com.au/ then Support->Download Centre-> http://203.56.127.6/site/open/service_and_support/files/bvfiles.html

Windows 95 Toshiba Enhancement Drivers (Includes: mouse.com, msmouse.inf, panning.sys, pcmcia.inf, svpw.exe, tdiags.exe, tsetup.exe, tver.exe)
http://203.56.127.6/driver_download/Public/Win95/300stsed.EXE

Windows 95 System Update Drivers (Includes: vpower.vxd, usbhub.sys, rmm.pdr, pci.vxd, pccard.vxd, cbss.vxd, lpt.vxd, openhci.sys, dmfwrite.exe)
http://203.56.127.6/driver_download/Public/Win95/300supd.EXE

Win3x/Win95 Toshiba Utilities (Includes Maxtime, Hardware Setup, FnEsse) for Satellite 300 Series
http://203.56.127.6/driver_download/Public/Win95/300smaxd.EXE

-dog*

Yep, those are them.
Dogztar has located the files that normally come on the Toshiba's companion disk. You might want to confirm that your PCMCIA slot is a cardbus or not. Most older Toshiba's only came with standard PCMICA. Cardbus PCcards will not work in them.

I don't know what we'd be doing with an Australian model, we're in Ireland!

Tried the 310CDT files as jhance suggested and got the PCMCIA modem up and running.

Thanks For the help everybody.

>>>and have been rewarded with a grade of B.

What a kind user you are!  Not only did I answer your question specifically but I pointed you to the EXACT location to find the files needed.  And your way of saying thanks is to grade with a B!  What did I need to do to get an A from you?  Come to your place and install the drivers for you?

But then I see this is your pattern:

Questions Asked 9
Last 10 Grades Given B C B B B B  

Additionally, you have a nasty habit of leaving your questions unresolved, some for a very long time:

https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=modems&qid=20080767
https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=winntnet&qid=20073326
https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=adobe_acrobat&qid=20293570

Other experts please be forwarned about user breakspear.

Perhaps you are seeing a different page than I am...I went to the page jhance linked and just got a huge list of various drivers for the 310CDT...I gave you *direct* links to the .exe files, along with a few other utilities etc.  The files I linked came from the Australian website, but they're still for the same model.

-dog*