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Help locating hard to find modem driver.

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by evilwebster

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Here is the FCC ID: AT6800W
I found some other numbers on it, since everyone i talk to seems to think im not using the right number...
FCC Reg: 4J2SNG-31011-PT-E

One I found on a chip: AZT2320

The numbers I found on barcode stickers on the back: VA212B7D
ANSC74110257
030293

It is a Voice/Data/Fax/56k Winmodem has a joystick card on it, is a sound card as well....

I have downloaded every driver i could get my hands on, and none of them work. most of them install only sound drivers, and my modem never works.... its very annoying. Its a perfectly fine modem, and I don't think I should have to buy a new one just because I moved over to Win2kPRO... if anyone can help me lovate a driver for it, I would be much appreciative....

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by nettek

My research points to a U.S. Robotics modem, model AT 6800-W, that shipped OEM with certain PC manufacturers. The AZT2320 is the sound chip. The problem with OEM as opposed to aftermarket is that the modem manufacturer relies on the PC maker to provide support and updates. As such, you will probably not have much luck with U.S. Robotics (3Com).

Try support.packardbell-europe.com. These modems shipped with some of their PCs.

I have been unable to locate any Win2K drivers. Good luck.

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