Modem
 

After I tried USR, Creative, PcTel etc., all does not work with WinXP 64,
finally found a one shipment stand brand modem that with intel chipset P/N
ended with number 536 or 537, all you needed is go to Intel site download the
Win XP 64 driver, and you got yourself a Win XP 64 modem and sufer the net
again.
--
JC

Re: Modem
 

"JC" <JC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1ABA7995-9FFE-4C54-9F01-768F4B32399B@microsoft.com...
> After I tried USR, Creative, PcTel etc., all does not work with WinXP 64,
> finally found a one shipment stand brand modem that with intel chipset P/N
> ended with number 536 or 537, all you needed is go to Intel site download
> the
> Win XP 64 driver, and you got yourself a Win XP 64 modem and sufer the net
> again.
> --
> JC

Dial up on a 64 bit computer....isn't that like putting training wheels on a
Maseratti?

Bobby

Re: Modem
 

Yeah, but like me, if it's all you can get. It's all you can get.

NoNoBadDog! wrote:
> "JC" <JC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:1ABA7995-9FFE-4C54-9F01-768F4B32399B@microsoft.com...
>
>>After I tried USR, Creative, PcTel etc., all does not work with WinXP 64,
>>finally found a one shipment stand brand modem that with intel chipset P/N
>>ended with number 536 or 537, all you needed is go to Intel site download
>>the
>>Win XP 64 driver, and you got yourself a Win XP 64 modem and sufer the net
>>again.
>>--
>>JC
>
>
> Dial up on a 64 bit computer....isn't that like putting training wheels on a
> Maseratti?
>
> Bobby
>
>

Re: Modem
 

http://www.smlink.com/objects/SLA56-...MV-XP64Bit.zip

Smart link has drivers for their modems, maybe you want to consider
purchasing one from them. The US Robotics 5810 ran perfectly out of the box
--
Andre
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"JC" <JC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1ABA7995-9FFE-4C54-9F01-768F4B32399B@microsoft.com...
> After I tried USR, Creative, PcTel etc., all does not work with WinXP 64,
> finally found a one shipment stand brand modem that with intel chipset P/N
> ended with number 536 or 537, all you needed is go to Intel site download
> the
> Win XP 64 driver, and you got yourself a Win XP 64 modem and sufer the net
> again.
> --
> JC

Re: Modem
 

Smartlink is the chipset manufacturer.
This may apply to many modems.
Mine is branded "Epox", is USB and has 4 USB expansion slots.
I have not installed it in winx64 but have used it in winx86 with smlink
drivers.
For the usb version of the driver just change the "A" in "SLA56" to "U"
(SLU56)
A couple of weeks ago the link was unofficial, i.e., the link for the driver
was available but there was no reference to it in the drivers page.
Now it is official.
Carlos

"Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" wrote:

> http://www.smlink.com/objects/SLA56-...MV-XP64Bit.zip
>
> Smart link has drivers for their modems, maybe you want to consider
> purchasing one from them. The US Robotics 5810 ran perfectly out of the box
> --
> Andre
> Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com
> Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/andre
> http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta
> FAQ for MS AntiSpy http://www.geocities.com/marfer_mvp/FAQ_MSantispy.htm
>
> "JC" <JC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:1ABA7995-9FFE-4C54-9F01-768F4B32399B@microsoft.com...
> > After I tried USR, Creative, PcTel etc., all does not work with WinXP 64,
> > finally found a one shipment stand brand modem that with intel chipset P/N
> > ended with number 536 or 537, all you needed is go to Intel site download
> > the
> > Win XP 64 driver, and you got yourself a Win XP 64 modem and sufer the net
> > again.
> > --
> > JC
>
>
>