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MS Solution4 Modem, No solution Tapi Problem

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crazyjoepunter - 25 Oct 2005 01:45 GMT
This is a question for tapi/dun/modem sexperts ;-)

cannot get dun to work with aztech mdp3880-w(u) modem.

installed latest drivers, install went fine. "more info" reported info
from the modem.

When I try to dialout using dun i get : "error 633- modem is not
installed or configured for dialup, double click on the modems icon in
control panel"

When I do the above, it tries to reinstall the modem drivers,even though
they have already been installed.

Tried MS's solution and rebuilt telephon.ini, still no go. Also
did their registry fix for telephon.ini

tried uninstalling and reinstalling drivers and modem still no problem.
Modem now assigned to com3 IRQ 10 Everytime I try to dialup win98 wants
me to reinstall the drivers which have already been succesfully
installed. This is probably a problem with the registry, since that is
the cause of so many problems with win98

in my dimension bios, there is a section for all the irqs where u
set it to either available or reserved, but I was told that this is only
for non-plug and pray modems and I got a message from windows saying
this is plug and pray modem. IRQ is currently marked available in bios.
Spajky - 27 Oct 2005 12:22 GMT
>This is a question for tapi/dun/modem sexperts ;-)
>
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>installed. This is probably a problem with the registry, since that is
>the cause of so many problems with win98

if is internal one,
deinstall modem drivers & reinstall them under Networking & not under
Modems when Win detects a connected device during reboot .. may help
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charles bridges - 27 Oct 2005 22:21 GMT
Hey Spajky

I am having the same problem.  Will not recognize modem regardless of what I
do.  Finally hooked up a USB modem and  it works fine, but I would rather
use my internal modem.
Could you explain in a little more detail what you mean when you say
"reinstall  drivers & reinstall them under Networking  & not under Modems".
Thanks
Charles

> >This is a question for tapi/dun/modem sexperts ;-)
> >
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> deinstall modem drivers & reinstall them under Networking & not under
> Modems when Win detects a connected device during reboot .. may help
Spajky - 28 Oct 2005 09:49 GMT
>I am having the same problem.  

>Could you explain in a little more detail what you mean when you say
>"reinstall  drivers & reinstall them under Networking  & not under Modems".

Don´t let Win search U 4 new device drivers when Add New HW is chosen,
chose twice NO, go to Network adapters (2nd option is Other devices)
in list of hardware to install & chose Have disk & point it  to the
path/place where you have the drivers for that your modem ...

Sometimes that cheap Win modems are picky to install properly & some
ISDN ones too ... May help, nothing else is to do than to try ...

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crazyjoepunter_invalid - 28 Oct 2005 08:36 GMT
>>This is a question for tapi/dun/modem sexperts ;-)
>>
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> under Modems when Win detects a connected device during reboot
> .. may help

Sorry I am not an expert in this area. Do you have a procedure for
this? And why is it supposed to work. Networking is for installing
tcp/ip stack not modems, I thought. Others have had this problem
and tried reinstalling dun with no effect.
 
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