Hello!
I don't like WinModems: they use some of the resources of your PC to do
their job (they do cost less because of that...). Anyway, you do have to
have an installation program for that particular modem (it'll probably put
an icon in Control Panel). Perhaps your invoice for the computer has the
manufacturer of the modem (I can't see that info from your  BIOS reading).
PCI bridge checks out as an unknown device on my computer also: works like a
charm though. Good luck!
Will Stephenson
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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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