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"Rand M. Blunck" <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 18 Dec 2001 09:17:56 -0700
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> I just added a USR WIN Modem to my PC.  It appears that the   OS  has
> grabbed Com's 1 & 2  for what I haven't been able to figure out yet.  When
I
> setup the modem it positioned itself on Com 3 which I don't have or is not
> visible in the device mgr.

Jim,

Com ports 1 & 2, unless shut off in the CMOS, will be assigned to serial
ports 1 & 2.  When you installed the modem and it assigned itself to Com 3,
it won't necessarily show up under the Com ports in the Device Manager.  It
will share the IRQ with Com 1, so don't use the modem and a device connected
to Com 1 at the same time.

Have you tried the modem?  It sounds like it should already be working.

Rand Blunck

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