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I reinstalled windows 98 and now I can't find the driver for my modem. I tried a number of sites but no luck. The modem is a ITU. V.9o k56flex modem. Does anyone out there know where I can download the driver.
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Thanks tow guy
i not sure of the brand but I'm assumning that it is written on the modem itself. Just about computer illerate, so please bear with me.
Thanks Bill
i not sure of the brand but I'm assumning that it is written on the modem itself. Just about computer illerate, so please bear with me.
Thanks Bill
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if you cannot find the manu info on the modem you might try installing "sandra" and seeing if it will tell you. you can get the shareware version here:
http://download.cnet.com/downloads/0...st-7-1.8596466
This is a diagnostic tool that tells you just about everything there is about your machine and the components installed. i.e. motherboard, bois, memory, video, HD, cd-rom, sound, etc.
It will even tell you how your machine stacks up to other machines.
Brian
http://download.cnet.com/downloads/0...st-7-1.8596466
This is a diagnostic tool that tells you just about everything there is about your machine and the components installed. i.e. motherboard, bois, memory, video, HD, cd-rom, sound, etc.
It will even tell you how your machine stacks up to other machines.
Brian
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"ITU" had me going at first, but that's the international standards organization!
Last ditch when all else fails is to get the FCC # off the modem (it'll either be printed on the board or on a sticker). This can be crossed to who made it, but will have to research how-to, haven't had to do that in a while.
Last ditch when all else fails is to get the FCC # off the modem (it'll either be printed on the board or on a sticker). This can be crossed to who made it, but will have to research how-to, haven't had to do that in a while.
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Was there a 'Recovery/Restore' CD that came with your system? If so, use Explorer; it may be possible to track down drivers from folders on CD.
If it is a software driven modem....... rots ob ruck (lots of luck; for those that can't read bad asian accent). If the CD has the drivers, may need to install/remove different versions and hope you recognize when the modem functions.
If your Restore CD is an Image, is it the correct OS? If so, why not use it and remove unwanted apps?
BTW, AOL only recognizes and installs full hardware modems (of which Hayes compatible modem drivers are adequate). Software modems are generally recognized as PCI devices and will prompt for drivers........ Cath 22. (My info may be dated, last version AOL; 5-- with Win modem,,, before getting Cable modem).
If it is a software driven modem....... rots ob ruck (lots of luck; for those that can't read bad asian accent). If the CD has the drivers, may need to install/remove different versions and hope you recognize when the modem functions.
If your Restore CD is an Image, is it the correct OS? If so, why not use it and remove unwanted apps?
BTW, AOL only recognizes and installs full hardware modems (of which Hayes compatible modem drivers are adequate). Software modems are generally recognized as PCI devices and will prompt for drivers........ Cath 22. (My info may be dated, last version AOL; 5-- with Win modem,,, before getting Cable modem).