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modem drivers
Bill Rowland b...@carol.net alt computer drivers wanted Stash wrote: If anyone out there knows where I can get some drivers for a modem chip set is Conexant RH56D-PCI R6795-12 F21808 for EXE Diamondmm Model: Diamond SupraExpress 56i Pro VCC NO Windows Me driver Available! Generic HCF Modem Drivers: (Conexant)

Compatible modem drivers for XP Professional
I went to their web site and I can not find a list of os/2 drivers so I can choose the correct modem. I also went to the IBM fixpack site and the there is almost nothing. Any tips in: (1) which internal modem comes with os/2 drivers (2) where can I find a list of modem drivers. Look for a modem that declares it

HELP PCI MODEM DRIVERS!
Dell does not have a newer modem driver on their site since the v90 flash from 1999. I pulled the modem and it has markings on it saying "Sportster Model #0484". So I go to the Robotics site. No such model. It is an ISA controller modem. Why am I seeking a driver for it now? Ever since we flashed it to v90,

modem driver WinME
I cannot seem to install the driver for this modem. Win98 detects the modem as a serial device. When I select drive a:\ for the driver source, it seems to find the .inf file, but it gives me a blank list of modem drivers to chose from. So I cannot go on from here since there is nothing to chose and the 'Next' key

need help with modem drivers!
Thorsten Matzner tmatz...@gmx.net microsoft public windowsxp setup_deployment "Seddon Acaster" <sed...@acas.demon.co.uk> wrote: I have a Hayes Accura 56k/V90 modem. When I installed XP Pro it detected the modem as a Lucent Winmodem. I later installed the Hayes modem drivers from CD.

MODEM DRIVER
Windows 98 Second Edition doesn't recognize the driver install info on the CD-ROM that came with the cable modem. I keep getting the message "The specified location does not contain information about your hardware." Am I using the wrong 'driver class'? Does Windows 98 2nd Ed. support USB modem drivers? .

Any XP drivers for ActionTec Modem?
the fly tsets...@swbell.net microsoft public windowsnt setup First of all, make sure the driver file you have is specific to NT. Win9X drivers will not work in NT4. Make sure you have an otherwise unused serial port on which to install. The method for installing drivers depends on the type of modem.

Modem Driver
Anyway can't you use a generic modem "driver"? What chipset does the modem use? If it's Rockwell, there are a couple of Rockwell INF files that come with windows. Anyway modem drivers are basically only init strings that you can change yourself. ;) It is a WinModem using PCTel chipset as far as I know. Gaaah!

Unix modem drivers update ??
Many USR drivers were included in Win2K, so WinME may also have drivers included. You might try removing and re-installing the modem and see if it will use the WinME drivers. You may have to remove the older drivers if they are still in the Windows/Inf or Windows/Inf/Other folder. Voice modem drivers can be found

Modem and Video driver muo^'n ti`m cho Windows 98
All that is says on it is "56K V.90/k56 Flex Data/Fax/Voice Modem. When I was running Win98, a compatible driver was in windows 98 and i had no problems. However, after using WinXP update, I am told that it has no compatible drivers. Can anyone tell me a) how do i find out what modem i have? and b) where can i get

USB cable modem driver
I have one or two other modem drivers that may work. One of the problems is that if you have been trying multiple drivers, you may have things so screwed up that you will Also, it might not be the modem, although you think that it is. Barry Watzman Hi again! I sucessfully installed most drivers and utilities,

modem drivers?
I then decided to set about finding all the drivers for all the hardware by myself. I have successfully found all of them for Windows 95 but I can not find a modem driver for Windows NT. Can anybody help. Peter Stephen Drage P.Dr...@virgin.net PS I any one out there would like the drivers for 95 so that they can

Driver conflict with US RoboticsV92 internal modem.
Bill Marcum bmar...@iglou.com comp unix misc On Sun, 1 Jun 2003 09:03:46 +0200, Philfree <p...@free.fr> wrote: Hi, I am using sco unix 5.0.5 where modem drivers are not faster than 33 kb. As I am now using a 56 kb Kortex modem, I was wondering how I could use a 56kb modem driver with my system ?

Anyone ported HCF/HSF modem drivers to FreeBSD?
However, only a small amount of modem drivers in Open Transport, are actually working with my modem and these are horribly slow. Does anybody know from where I could get drivers for OT to support my modem? I have a Motorola ModemSurfer 56K v90. There is no such thing as a "modem driver" actually, it's the INIT

How to identify my modem driver?
Any suggestion to fix this problem Identify the modem, and download the driver file for it. Here are some modem sites - MODEMS - standard - (A)DSL http://www.linmodems.org Linux modem drivers for Conexant chipsets - http://www.mbsi.ca/cnxtlindrv/hcf/downloads.html If you want to optimize your modem speed,

Modem drivers installing win 95
After thinking about it for a while I've come to the conclusion that I must have been using TP3.04's driver. I've even got the .mdm file in my turnpike directory. Since you are now using version 4, Turnpike's .mdm files will no longer be used. In fact, AIUI, the only modem driver that TP now installs is the

pay for linux conexant modem drivers???
Dale Johnson vidks...@charlotte.infi.net alt sys pc-clone compaq I hope I'm wrong but I think the only complete install of modem drivers on Compaq's page for Presarios is for the desktop 33.6 non-upgrade modem. You'll have to do a QuickRestore to get your drivers back for your modem, I believe.

Any good HCF 56K modem drivers out there?
I tried some modem help sites but no joy. There are no drivers on the CD for this modem (that I could get to work). In fact the only modem drivers on the WinME CD for Motorola were all ISDN's. (don't microsoft realise that some of us are still using 33K telephone lines?) Perhaps it's not a Motorola modem,

PCI internal modem with OS/2 drivers WHICH?
USR is decent enough that it keeps drivers on its web site even for OEM modems. The trick, as you noted, is being able to identify which USR modem... Ben Myers On Mon, 14 Apr 2003 17:39:26 GMT, ericp <nos...@nospam.nospam> wrote: All Need to find drivers for modem in older Gateway running Win ME.

modem driver help plz
peter pe...@my.monarch.net microsoft public windowsxp hardware Have you tried driver roll back? peter "David Hunker" <dhun...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:100df7ee.0203061839.74690cfd@posting.google.com... I need to know how to remove both modem drivers from WindowsXP? When I installed the modem using the