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Can I install two similar modems?

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Mohsen Jafari - 25 Jun 2004 09:29 GMT
Hi
 I am Mohsen Jafari and I am a software engineer.I bought two
internal Acorp modems with conexant chipset . I want to install
both of them , but second modem do not install properly .I want
to know whether I can not install two similar internal Acorp
modems in one computer or not?
   Thanks Mohsen Jafari
James Egan - 26 Jun 2004 15:27 GMT
>  I am Mohsen Jafari and I am a software engineer.I bought two
>internal Acorp modems with conexant chipset . I want to install
>both of them , but second modem do not install properly .I want
> to know whether I can not install two similar internal Acorp
>modems in one computer or not?

Shouldn't be a problem.

Jim.
Franc Zabkar - 27 Jun 2004 22:23 GMT
>Hi
>  I am Mohsen Jafari and I am a software engineer.I bought two
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>modems in one computer or not?
>    Thanks Mohsen Jafari

Usually it is not possible to install two identical soft or
controllerless modems. Two "full hardware" modems should be OK,
though.

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Mohsen Jafari - 27 Jun 2004 09:31 GMT
Hi, Franc
 When I have two similar modems with one identical driver,
How can I  install both of them? with another driver or something like this?
       Thanks  Mohsen Jafari

> >Hi
> >  I am Mohsen Jafari and I am a software engineer.I bought two
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Paul D. Motzenbecker, Jr. - 29 Jun 2004 06:42 GMT
Mohsen,
Greetings and hallucinations from just north of Fantasy Land (Washington,
DC)!
Why do you want two modems in the first place? That being said. It might be
possible to hook up one controllerless and one hardware modem at the same
time, but it seems to be a lot of work for not much gain.
Peace,
Paul
> Hi, Franc
>   When I have two similar modems with one identical driver,
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Mohsen Jafari - 28 Jun 2004 07:35 GMT
Hi Paul
   I can not understand what exactly you said.
Would you please describe it more and make it clear?
                       Thanks  Mohsen Jafari.

> Mohsen,
> Greetings and hallucinations from just north of Fantasy Land (Washington,
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Franc Zabkar - 30 Jun 2004 22:25 GMT
>Hi, Franc
>  When I have two similar modems with one identical driver,
>How can I  install both of them? with another driver or something like this?
>        Thanks  Mohsen Jafari

As I stated in my other post, I don't think it is possible to do this
for soft or controllerless modems. OTOH, if your internal modem is a
full hardware modem (ie one with a controller and DSP implemented in
hardware), then it may be possible to install two of them. This is
because these modems do not require a driver, only an INF file.

If you can be more specific in your description of your Acorp modem
(eg model number, chipset part numbers, modem diagnostic info in
Control Panel), then we may be able to ascertain which flavour of
modem you have.

>> >Hi
>> >  I am Mohsen Jafari and I am a software engineer.I bought two
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>> Please remove one 's' from my address when replying by email.

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