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How to connect to internet with my internal modem since i had try to connect them since it can't interact with my phone line (my modem is internal 56kpbs v92 generic data & fax modem). I always hear the click sound from the modem but i don't hear the phone line sound from my speaker. i had check the list of windows2000 compatible hardware list show my type of modem is not in the list.
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by satdevan
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Hi,
First check that the drivers are installed correctly - look in the device manager and make sure that your modem is listed and is "responding properly"
Make sure your dialup connection is configured to correctly use the modem - thats a network setting.
Update your drivers to the latest versions off the manufacturer's website if that appears to be ok but make sure you get drivers specifically for Win2K...
Cheers,
Tim.
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by jamrock
To test your phone line; start phone dial in accessories, communications. Enter a regular house phone number and dial, and Listen
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by cal.williams
The click is probably a reset of the modem, which implies that you probably have a driver installed. Check the simplest thing first - is the telephone cable in the correct jack on your modem? One connects to the wall jack and one is connects a telephone (saves a "Y" connector.) They generally have universal symbols stamped onto the end plate that are sorta self-explanatory.
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