Hi and thanks for your info.. i'm having simalar
problems... i've got win2k sp4 with an intel 845gebv2l..
with only one pci slot used... it does have 6 pci slots..
and does use onboard audio and video... but i've tried to
modems... supermax from diamond.. with software that can
serve as answering machine and also the creative modem
blaster that suposedly offers answering machine/fax/ and
voice.. as it has mic in and speaker out.. my device
drivers show no 'conflict'... but when i try the dialer..
with either of these softwars... one being.. 'faxtalk' and
the other being supervoice with the creative... v9.2.. my
mouse will lock up... for some time then release.. and of
course it will not record inbound messages.. or allow me
to call out... i've been on the phone with creative for
several hours... exploring various options with no luck..
and diamond has no support any longer... sooo i'm up the
creek right now... i've reformatted.. reloaded... and i do
know that hyperterminal works just fine... but when you go
to using the modem supplied software... she locks up for
ohh bout 3 to 5 minutes then it will release the mouse..
so anything you can tell me would be great... please feel
free to email me at
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>-----Original Message-----
>It appears that what you are calling a modem is really
a "WinModem"
>which is more of a Modem emulator or software modem. As
such they are
>difficult to get operating properly. Usual recomendation
is to purchase
>a "real" modem. If funds are an issue and you have the
time to spend,
>Start by removing ALL instances of Modems in the device
manager (Click
>on View and include Hidden Devices to find them all) Then
shut down the
>PC and physically remove the winmodem. Start the PC back
up and make
>sure it's working properly. Now get the instructions for
the WinModem
>and Follow them step by step. If it says Install Software
first INSTALL
>SOFTWARE FIRST.
>BTW The business about multiple devices is NOT an issue
with proper
>hardware drivers and PCI with Windows 2000. That is how
it is designed.
>
>Robert wrote:
>
>> Operating System : WIN 2000 Professional
>> MB Model Name : A7V266-E/PA/RAID-UAYZ (ASUS)
>>
>> All my PCI plug and play devices as well as others are
>> being assigned to IRQ 9 (Total of 8 devices) This is
>> causing a problem with using my modem--the diagnostic
>> querry modem responds with an error message.
>>
>> No device is flagged under device manager as a conflict
in
>> IRQ which seems odd to me--usually there would be a
flag--
>> not so in my case--Here is a list of the devices
>> registered as IRQ 9:
>>
>> (ISA) Microsoft ACPI- Compliant System
>> (PCI)CM 18738/C3DX PCI Audio Device
>> (PCI) Raedon 8500 <my video card>
>> (PCI) US Robotics V.92 Fax Win Int
>> (PCI) VIA USB Universal Host Controller
>> (PCI) VIA USB Universal Host Controller
>> (PCI) VIA USB Universal Host Controller <These are not
>> redundant>
>> (PCI) Win XP Promise Fast Track 100 (tm) Lite Controller
>>
>> All of these devices are on IRQ 9:
>>
>> I have downloaded and fashed BIOs to the most recent
>> upgrade I could find for my mb--this did
>> not resolve the problem. Is it a Win 2000 issue?
>> HELP HELP HELP--please.
>>
>> --Robert
>>
>>
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