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05-08-2005, 03:31 PM
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Re: Modem Driver
"t" <> wrote in message news:%... > Looking fora driver for a conexant soft56 modem that came in my emachine. > any help > Thanks > > I use a dial-up modem as a back-up. The US robotics modem installs with the operating system and will dial out and pass on board tests. When attempting to install the dial-up application I get unsupported operating system messages. Dennis Pack |
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05-08-2005, 03:53 PM
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Re: Modem Driver
Is your modem PCI or USB? I don't use a dial-up program except the Dial-up
connector in accessories so I hope Microsoft has a 64-bit version with the system. "Dennis Pack" <> wrote in message news:... > > "t" <> wrote in message > news:%... >> Looking fora driver for a conexant soft56 modem that came in my emachine. >> any help >> Thanks >> >> > I use a dial-up modem as a back-up. The US robotics modem installs with > the operating system and will dial out and pass on board tests. When > attempting to install the dial-up application I get unsupported operating > system messages. > > |
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05-08-2005, 04:25 PM
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Re: Modem Driver
So the problem is the application, which isn't seeing a version of the OS it
likes. Try installing it in compatibility mode, telling the app that it's running on a version it supports. If the modem installs and is seen correctly by the OS, the rest is just application level. Another possibility is that the installer is 16-bit. If that's the case, you'll need to find a different dialup application, since 16 bit isn't supported at all. -- Charlie. Dennis Pack wrote: > "t" <> wrote in message > news:%... >> Looking fora driver for a conexant soft56 modem that came in my >> emachine. any help >> Thanks >> >> > I use a dial-up modem as a back-up. The US robotics modem installs > with the operating system and will dial out and pass on board tests. > When attempting to install the dial-up application I get unsupported > operating system messages. |
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