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Joe Lore <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 23 Nov 2004 15:33:41 -0500
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HI,

Is the modem a hardware or software based modem?  Do you have latest
drivers?
If hardware, maybe setting a differenet com or IRQ setting would help

Maybe if it is using com 4 you should disable com 1/com 2 on the mainboard
(if it's there and not being used) and see if that will help.

For $10-15 you should be able to pick up a new modem ( even free after
rebates) if problem persists.

Thanks and have a Great Day!

Joe Lore

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Hi,

Now that I'm up and running sort of, I have a different problem.  When I try
to dial out with my modem the computer locks and I have to hit the reset
button.  The board is an Intel 865GBFL mobo with a P4 2.8A processor and one
stick of pc2700 512Mb of ram and I've got a Radeon 9200 video card.  I've
tried reinstalling the drivers and plug and play recognizes the modem.
Device manager shows no conflicts.  I've tried moving the modem to a
different PCI slot also wiht no luck.  For some reason the modem is on com4
and when I click on that the machine also locks up the same way it locks
when I try dialing with windows dialer or try using my ISP.  With the new
board I'm not sure whether there's some conflict, or something I need to
change, or if the modem has gone the way of the old mobo and power supply
and I just need to pick up a new one.  Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks.

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