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dial up setting up problem

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husna - 08 Mar 2006 19:35 GMT
i have got a laptop recently it is  written NEC
when i tried to connect a dial -up it shows no modem here but i have seen a
socket to insert my telephone cable i am new to laptop i dont understand
anything
how will i set up the dial up in laptop
Mike M - 08 Mar 2006 21:22 GMT
The laptop may not have a modem installed despite having what appears to
be a socket.  I came across this exact problem last week when dealing with
a Korean colleague who was visiting the UK for a few weeks.  Her laptop,
bought in S.Korea, has no modem primarily because nearly everyone in Korea
connects to the net using ADSL and therefore have little use for a dial-up
modem.

You can check whether you have a modem installed or not by checking for
any Modem entry in the Device Manager or perhaps an unidentified device
with a yellow exclamation mark.  If no modem is present then you will
either have to buy and use a PCMIA modem (assuming the laptop has a PCMIA
slot) or perhaps an external USB modem.
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> i have got a laptop recently it is  written NEC
> when i tried to connect a dial -up it shows no modem here but i have
> seen a socket to insert my telephone cable i am new to laptop i dont
> understand anything
> how will i set up the dial up in laptop
 
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