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by borginva
by g.mongey
by parvus1202
Try to go at this site http://www.modem-drivers.com/companies/902.htm
One of these might be your modem model.
by g.mongey
by lizzy
I found this:
"Windows XP: Driver support for modems with HCF chipset is included with Windows XP; however, not all HCF-based modems will be recognized when XP is installed - especially if you are upgrading from previous version of Windows. See XP & Modems." from: http://modemsite.com/56k/rockhcf.asp
(no spaces in the URL)
See XP & Modems is at:
http://modemsite.com/56k/xp.asp
There are other sites that also offer drivers.
http://www.mrdriver.com/
http://www.pacosdrivers.com/
(drivers and .dll files)
HTH
by g.mongey
by thechas
You are always best off determining who actually made the modem, and getting your drivers from them.
Here is the link that will lead you to the "reference" drivers for Rockwell modem chips.
http://www.conexant.com/customer/md_winxpinfo.htmlConexant is what used to be Rockwell semi-conductor.
Chas
by g.mongey
by virus2k
I thinkur modem will not work in Windows XP as u must have tried the Xp drivers on it but for this Rockwell have released a new modem Rockwell Generic (New form of conexant HSF/HCF 56)
and it contains the driver for the modem so dont waste ur time finding driver for the older chipset just change the modem byezzzzzzzzz
by g.mongey
by rajeev418
by g.mongey
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