🚀 go-pugleaf

After reading this, I find I don't quite grasp the problem...

Volume and sound control for a modem on a dialup is controlled through the
DUN connection icon's properties. You access the modem configuration through
that and change the sound. Changing sound under Control Panel/Modems will
have no effect since the DUN settings will override it.

Check your modem log to see what is being sent to the modem in regards to Mx
and Lx. Also, if this is a voice modem, check your cabling between sound
card and modem.


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Hooda Gest
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" Doug Bashford " <see.my.sig@theBeach.edu> wrote in message
news:3bcdab05.7200360@news.psnw.com...
>
>  On Thu, 11 Oct 2001 19:07:54, (Carib) wrote about:
>  Re: Still none: Re: I lost my Dial-up sounds
> >On Tue, 09 Oct 2001 21:56:21 GMT, ( Doug Bashford ) wrote:
> >>  On Wed, 3 Oct 2001, "Don Schmidt"  wrote:
> >
> >>>   M1       Speaker On until carrier received
> >>>   M2       Speaker always On
> >>>   M3       Speaker disabled while dialing and after carrier received
>    (snip other modem AT sound settings)
>
> >>>" Doug Bashford " wrote in message
> >>>> I have a celeron 400, 64, Win98SE.
>
> >>Sorry, It did not help.
> >>Also, they workeked just fine before.
>
> >You have no problem because there is no solution.
>
> Oh brother.  I have no "drum" (Windows waiting?) sounds, either.
> Is that a wav, or what?  All other sound and multimedia
> ok. Win98SE.
>
> Did the below, no help.
> Thanks!
> --Doug
>
>
>  In <soxu7.28009$SS.120985@news2.calgary.shaw.ca>
>  On Wed, 03 Oct 2001 05:31:04, "neufie" wrote about:
>  Re: I lost my Dial-up sounds
>
>
> >Goto Start>Settings>Control Panel>Dbl-click modems>properties,
> >and set speaker volume.
> >" Doug Bashford " <see.my.sig@theBeach.edu> wrote in message
> >news:3bb9d846.2287801@news.psnw.com...
> >>
> >> I have a celeron 400, 64, Win98SE.
> >>
> >> I lost my dial-up sounds, the phone dialing, etc
> >> in DUN My Connection.
> >> (I also notice that "beating drums" animated icon
> >> makes no sound, I'm not sure it ever did.)  Midi's,
> >> Wavs, and Mp3s all work in recently installed
> >> WMPlayer 7.01, as does the Win boot intro WAV and
> >> general Win sounds (I'm not sure what plays those).
> >>
> >> I recently removed a Zip drive GUEST line
> >> that also contained ptsnoop from the registry
> >> and also recently installed QuickTime.
> >>
> >> Any ideas?
> >> --Doug
> >>
> >
> >
>
>