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I recently built my own PC (AMD Athlon 64 3000+, 512 MB RAM, 120 GB SATA HD,
running Win XP Home). More recently, I bought and installed an Intel V.92
Hardware based PCI 56K Fax Modem. I'm having trouble connecting to my ISP via
dialup, which I only use when necessary, while my cable modem is down.
Otherwise, the Fax Modem is working fine. This was confirmed by the Fax Modem
company tech support. When I dialup to my ISP, I get the following error
message:
(6) There was an error connecting to the server. Would you like to try again?
My ISP is telling me that "(6)" indicates a stack overflow error caused by
how the ISP dialup software is using the memory and that I need to make
adjustments in the OS as a remedy. They said that such a fix was outside
their support and they couldn't give me any more information. I'm lost as to
what to do. Although I'm fairly knowledgeable about Win 98, I'm pretty much a
novice with XP and I wouldn't even know where to start, nor would I want to
w/out any guidance.
running Win XP Home). More recently, I bought and installed an Intel V.92
Hardware based PCI 56K Fax Modem. I'm having trouble connecting to my ISP via
dialup, which I only use when necessary, while my cable modem is down.
Otherwise, the Fax Modem is working fine. This was confirmed by the Fax Modem
company tech support. When I dialup to my ISP, I get the following error
message:
(6) There was an error connecting to the server. Would you like to try again?
My ISP is telling me that "(6)" indicates a stack overflow error caused by
how the ISP dialup software is using the memory and that I need to make
adjustments in the OS as a remedy. They said that such a fix was outside
their support and they couldn't give me any more information. I'm lost as to
what to do. Although I'm fairly knowledgeable about Win 98, I'm pretty much a
novice with XP and I wouldn't even know where to start, nor would I want to
w/out any guidance.