Hi Jim.
>the modem should have a floppy/cd with it with the driver (if not talk to
the vendor), w95 does not have drivers for ALL hardware, particularly newer
stuff.
Unfortunately, the modem did not come with a driver install disk; I have
informed my cousin to locate the driver from the shop as well.
>once you find the disk w/ the driver on it, go to the 'unknown' device
shown which you believe is the modem card. tell it you want to update the
driver. there will be a tab where you tell it you have you OWN disk. insert
it, follow the directions, should work.
Alright , I will try it, but I wonder why it would not run the generic 28.8
driver that comes with Win 95?
>on the matter of the pci, same stuff. the motherboard should come w/ it.
on my motherboard however when i loaded it, things got flakey.
There was an ASUS CD that came with the computer, I will look and see if
their is a "PCI Bridge" driver in there.
>see tom's hardware page.
Could you pass the link of that page to me?
> so i decided to leave it out and go with the unknown
>device. no problems.
Yes, I found no problems leaving the PCI bridge as is, but I would like to
see it out of the unknown device listing to see if it does benefit the
system ...
regards,
Eddie Apostol
Multimedia Applications Designer and Developer
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Mark Rode <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
>Date: Tuesday, February 10, 1998 9:41 PM
>Subject: Fw: 1. Modem not detecting correctly. 2. PCI Bridge adapter not
>detecting correctly
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>>3. The modem was detected, but no driver found. I searched the Windows
>95B
>>CD, and even attempted to set it up as COM 2, generic modem at 28.8K. But
>>no connection could be made to the modem.
>>
>>The modem is detected when the computer is powered up; Award BIOS shows
>the
>>following:
>>
>>Card 1:56000 D F TAM FDSP DSVD WinModem
>>
>>Win 95b detects the same card but treats it as an "unknown device" and
>won't
>>detect it as a modem.
>>If anyone knows where I can find an installation program with drivers for
>>this make of modem, or how to install it as a modem within the Win95
driver
>>list , that would be great!
>>
>>4. Another device, known as the PCI bridge, is also detected as an
unknown
>>device. Originally, the USB (Universal Serial Port) support was also
>>detected as an unkown device, but I located the installation program for
it
>>on the Win95B CD, But I don't know where to locate the driver for this
>"PCI
>>Bridge" whatever it is. If anyone knows how to successfully install this,
>>or what the heck it is, that would be great!!
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>Eddie Apostol
>>Multimedia Applications Designer, Instructor
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