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by mark
Did you try the latest driver? You can get it from
http://www.motorola.com/softmodem/driver.htm.
Also note that there is a model with voice and one without.
You may also want to load your chipset drivers. Look at your mainboard or the BIOS boot screen to try and determine if it's Intel, VIA, SIS, or what. Then load their latest drivers. This often helps with PCI issues. Also, if your PC is slow, you may have trouble using a soft modem.
by hereinoz
This will sound strange but some modems, when installed on win2K via the hardware manager in System properties, will not get "re-found" after a re-boot. They install ok but on restart they are not there.
The fix is to re-install them using the Modem section of the Phone & Modem options in Control Panel. No idea why, but some lucent chips did this. Once you re-install them using this technique, they seem to hang in there.
Good luck
by hb_bc
You may need to go and run regedit to see if you have any duplicate folders that may be bring about some DLL problems. Some sytems have a bad habit of not uninstall everything good and then when things get reinstall,the system will some time make duplicate of the files and folders, then you got problems. So you may want to look in here to if you have any duplicate folders. (Word of caution you should back your Registry before making any changes to it.)
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\RasMan\PPP\EAP to see if you only two folders 13&4. If you find that you do have more than the two, you could try to rename it to that will fix your problem. (Example 13A)
Good Luck
HB
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