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I think that there is now NT support for the USR Winmodem (But I wouldn't be
surprised if this file is pulled from the web, so grab it while you can.):


ghntv90.exe 619 KB (5-19-98): V.90 Upgrade for the Greyhound WinModem (Windows
NT 4.0 version).
http://www.micronpc.com/support/file_lib/bbs/modem.html

(Greyhound = 3Com/USR Winmodem:)
http://www.micronpc.com/support/faq/topissues/ts19107.html
For the U.S. Robotics X2 Data/Fax WinModem, please refer to the document titled
TS19112 - V90 Upgrade for the 3COM 56K WinModem (Greyhound) In Windows 95. It is
available here.





Tom Capote (MCSE) wrote in message
<#HRtOa3k9GA.54@uppssnewspub05.moswest.msn.net>...
:Does that modem come with NT 4.0 drivers?
:Checkout this link;
:http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q154/1/56.asp
:Windows NT Not Compatible With U.S. Robotics WinModem
:Last reviewed: March 26, 1997
:Article ID: Q154156
:
:Hope this helps.
:--
:
:Tom Capote
:-------------------------------------------
:Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE)
:Microsoft Backoffice MVP - Windows NT
:A+ Certified Technician
:MS Sitebuilder - Level 1
:
:Chris Kochis wrote in message
:<01bd9364$7ce161c0$5b610418@chris.okcne1.ok.home.com>...
:>I am attempting to configure a laptop with NT 4.0.  It has an internal LT
:>Winmodem which is not detected during bootup.  The modem is configured in
:>the bios and is on com 2, address 02F8.  These are the only configurable
:>settings I can find.  IRQ 3 is free, along with the address.  How can I get
:>windows to recognize the port?
:>
:>Sincerely,
:>Chris Kochis
:>
:
NT drivers for the LT Winmodems are available from a number of sites, including
Lucent. The latest drivers I have found are v.90 version 5.09, and links to the
sites are on my web page. (See the 5/24 update).

For a 1st time installation, Control Panel->Modems->Add->Don't detect/havedisk,
specify folder where the downloaded files reside.

For an upgrade, all that is necessary is to copy the new/updated LTMODEM.SYS
file to the \winnt\system32 directory and re-boot; if the .inf file has changed
(as it did with v.90 to enumerate the additional connect rates), the .inf file
must also be replaced.

Aloha,
Richard
http://pages.prodigy.net/bbhi/r-rnut-x2.htm