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Article #385No support
From: Robert Janisch
Date: Fri, 15 May 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 15 May 1998 00:00
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S/N 21SS66920629 MODEL 00178300 Winmodem 56k V.90 Look at what I found.... Note, Novram status: Not Loaded. ati10 VXD Configuration Profile... VXD version 2.60.003 VXD date 04/09/98 Link mode Direct Clock mode Interrupt VCOMM detected Yes IRQ 4 I/O base 100 Novram status Not Loaded Vendor ID USR1003 Serial number 66920629 OK How can NVRAM not be loaded, was it not soldered on the modem board properly? Has it fallen off? Why did you not want me to know that NVRAM only lives on my HARD DRIVE. I could have accepted this, after all the modem is a Winmodem, it is less than a regular modem. You chose to hide this fact from me. You attempted to make me think I was not intelligent enough to use this modem. Your installation procedure failed to assign the proper path therefore the file winmodem.ini could not be found. By the way, the file winmodem.ini is the Winmodem NVRAM. Winmodem�s do not have NVRAM do they? I have used many USR modems in the past ten years and have been pleased with them all. The one time I have a problem and ask for assistance you at (support@usr.com) show you care less about your customers. Would it of killed you to tell be you were trying to find a solution? No, I think you at support had no idea as to what the problem was and chose to ignore me. Hell of a way to run a company. By the way I hear ZOOM makes a pretty good modem and a little cheaper. MESSAGE THAT WAS NEVER ANSWERED Being my Winmodem NVRAM will not save it's profile in either &W0 or &W1, I must believe that my modem is defective. What steps do I need to take to return the modem for a full refund? I have ask for assistance from support@usr.com but have received nothing. Does USR(3Com) pretend to be deaf when faced with a problem that they can't solve? Is it possible that the NVRAM doesn't even exist in the Winmodem? Would you deceive me in this manner? Please provide me with information on how I may contact a supervisor about this matter. The command AT&F1L1S7=30S11=50&W0 sets my NVRAM just fine, however the command ATZ resets the NVRAM to factory default. This is not the way it's suppose to work, what can be done? Will there be a fix for this problem? This is my ninth request for assistance. I have yet to receive any help.
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII X-Google-Thread: 1149bd,219785add2040fba,start X-Google-Attributes: gid1149bd,public From: "Robert Janisch" <RHJanisch@worldnet.att.net> Subject: No support Date: 1998/05/15 Message-ID: <6jik4a$muf@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net> X-Deja-AN: 353661745 Organization: Preferred Company Newsgroups: can.usrgroup