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by bigduck
by keokukpd
Just a note to add to whats already said.
When you reboot make sure its a cold boot as the internal modem will need all electricity purged to make it a TRUE reset. Sometimes a simple warm boot does work but not always. Also like stated. check fornew drivers and also check for a currupt registry/virus.
Use System mechanic iolo.com to clean up your registry.
Then check for viruses.
There are many viruses that do mess with the registry and make the system act strange at times.
Good Luck!
Brian
by keokukpd
by guruofdos
Does the modem have the ports set at Com5-Com8?? And/Or does it have a Rockwell/Conexant chipset??
If so....remove all the appropriate .inf files from c:\windows\inf\Other and then run Regedit. Remove all traces of Rockwell/Conexant. Reboot and then reload the drivers. Check you have the right drivers and are not using R56PCI drivers if you should be using HCF, HSP or HSF. If the modem does NOT have 3.5mm jacks for speakers and mic, use a NON-Speakerphone version of the driver.
by keokukpd
by d4dar
Try adding the Init string of ATZ. You put in under properties & advanced then find category callrd 'extra settings' This is just a generic string to tell the modem to reset.
But, if you have tried more than 2 modems - then it could be that DUN (dial up networking is corrupted. When you get the port open error message, hold down ctrl & 'Alt' buttons then tap the delete key. You should see a window pop up that says close prorgam dialog box. You should see a list of programs running. Look for a file named 'rnaapp'. End task on it & see if you can it
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by ann_m
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