🚀 go-pugleaf

Guy,

For troubleshooting purposes try this.  Run the comm program causing
the issue, then run hyperterminal, set it up normally but when it
wants to dial click cancel and it should get you to a terminal, a
blinking cursor.   Try ATZ and press enter, sometimes it helps to try
this several times, depends upon your modem, yada yada.  Now go run
DUN and if you still get the same issue, go back into the terminal and
type in AT&F&W press enter, til it says ok.  Now run DUN and see what
happens.  

Sounds like it could be what someone mentioned before, software
dialers tend to put in these exit strings from hell (software such as
faxworks which is sorta like a separate ENTITY from the OS) not
releasing a modem or resetting it properly.

Good luck.  
SC



On Sat, 06 Dec 1997 20:18:24 GMT,
removethis_news@mail01.globalnet.co.uk wrote:

>Hi!
>I hope someone can help with this:
>Dial-Up-Network works fine for internet connection for me, but if I
>subsequently launch a comms/telephony package (Bitware 4.0 Plus or
>Supervoice) and then close this down, and I then use DUN, it will at
>first dial the number and sound like it's trying to connect  to the
>server but then hangs and I get disconnected ("error 629: You have
>been disconnected from the computer you dialled..."). If I then try to
>use either DUN or a comms package neither can find the modem ("Error
>630: The computer is not receiving a respons from the modem....").
>
>I've tried changing round the IRQ's and Com ports to no avail and
>loads of other stuff. Com port sharing also enabled.
>
>Other info: Windows 95 on PII 266 (Gateway Europe) with K56Flex modem
>by Media Force.
>
>Any Help Please!!??
>
>
>
>Guy
>
>removethis_ in email
>e-mail: removethis_news@mail01.globalnet.co.uk

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