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On Thu, 11 Jun 1998 06:47:19 GMT, rgavin3@my-dejanews.com wrote:

>In article <e3uHUY3k9GA.172@uppssnewspub05.moswest.msn.net>,
>  "Anders Sandberg" <anders.sandberg@home.se> wrote:
>>
>> Have u tried using Control Panel > Modems > Add and letting Windows search
>> for the modem on all avalible ports. If that does not work maybe your modem
>> is in the drivers list ocf the manual configuration.
>>                         Anders
>> 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?
>> > you did not note if you are using work station or server.  if you areusing
>
>nt4 server, i don't know of anyone that got a winmodem to work.  workstation,
>i don't know.
Hmm... I've been under the impression that winmodems only worked with Winbloze
95. The reason they're so cheap is they are missing hardware, comm drivers and
they rely on windows to do it for them. In any case, I'd suggest ditching the
Losemodem and buying a Real Modem.

M.