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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?
>
>Sincerely,
>Chris Kochis
>

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.
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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
>

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.

> >Sincerely,
> >Chris Kochis
> >
>
>


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Chris Kochis (chrisk2@home.com) wrote:
: 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

Quite simply, Winmodems DO NOT work with NT.  Like the Windows printers
too.  Will work with 95, but NOT NT.

David

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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.

Bob Fields wrote:

> David -
>
>         Search the internet for a file called wm_nt.zip. It was available on
> the USR France support site, and some other places. I installed it, and
> now my WinModem works fine under NT. Do a good registry backup before
> you install it, though - the uninstall does not work, and will mess up
> your RAS.
>
> Good Luck..
>
>         Bob Fields

I got the driver from USR site in France and had it (incl a winmodem icon in the
control panel) loaded up. It seems working and using the right irq except that it
does not detect a dial tone. The modem works perfectly fine under win95 and 98  so
I know it is NTWS4 that is of problem.

Any input would be appreciated? I know I am close in resolving this??


Daniel  at  dtong@ican.net

Toronto

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

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


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.

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



Daniel & J. Tong wrote in message <358741FC.627E5288@ican.net>...
:
:
:Bob Fields wrote:
:
:> David -
:>
:>         Search the internet for a file called wm_nt.zip. It was available on
:> the USR France support site, and some other places. I installed it, and
:> now my WinModem works fine under NT. Do a good registry backup before
:> you install it, though - the uninstall does not work, and will mess up
:> your RAS.
:>
:> Good Luck..
:>
:>         Bob Fields
:
:I got the driver from USR site in France and had it (incl a winmodem icon in
the
:control panel) loaded up. It seems working and using the right irq except that
it
:does not detect a dial tone. The modem works perfectly fine under win95 and 98
so
:I know it is NTWS4 that is of problem.
:
:Any input would be appreciated? I know I am close in resolving this??
:
:
:Daniel  at  dtong@ican.net
:
:Toronto
:
:
: