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Subject:	Modem\comm port problem
From:	David Gordon <[log in to unmask]>
Date:	Wed, 15 Aug 2001 18:06:56 -0600
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I have a Digicom Systems DSI v.90 ISA modem.  When I install it, it
defaults to Comm 4.  There is no Comm 4.

I have removed it, reinstalled using my old drivers and new drivers that
insist it is a now a creative labs modem (so they didn't work)

Is there a way to force comm 4 in device manager or to manually force this
modem to accept either comm 1 or 2.  There are no jumpers on this thing.

Thanks,

David Gordon
Digital Data
768 E Hwy 66 2D
Tijeras, NM  87059
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