I have told a story before about a software problem I had
with a software modem that caused it to work off one hard
drive installation, and not another "clone" of the same drive
in the same system...
The second drive had damage to the Registry, or modem
drivers/software... (If the truth is told, I was trying some stuff
to see what broke... But only on the "spare" drive...)
It my case, the modem worked or not, depending on which
drive was installed...  Proof to me they can "look" real dead,
and be fine...  The same modem has been in use for quite a
while since...           Rick Glazier
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Flynn" <[log in to unmask]>
> I was all set to install a new modem in my friends computer when he called
> saying that he can now connect to web although nothing was changed or done
> to this computer. The modem is a Rockwell HFC I'm not sure if this is a
> "soft" modem or how to explain why the computer is working, and not get-
> ting an "no dial tone" error any longer. Is this some weird software
> glitch? He must have rebooted 20 times since the modem errors first occured.
> Thanks for any info.

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