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My laptop computer has an internal dialup modem (CXT AC-Link for Intel) that
is normally running properly. Recently, in a hotel, I needed to change the
settings so that it started with a dial prefix and did not wait for the dial
tone.
Problem is, none of the settings are available. In fact, when I click on the
modem in system settings, all the "add", "remove", "settings" buttons are
grey and deactivated.
The other modems listed are the ones of my mobile phones, same here: I
cannot access any of their settings.
I do have admin rights on my computer, I did try removing the modem in
hardware manager and let windows find it again on startup, there are no
conflicts with com-ports or anything.
Unfortunately, I cannot run a repair install of windows because this cannot
be done with the pre-installed and backed-up version that came with the
computer.
By the way, the only other thing that does not work on my computer is the
IE7 install, seems to have a problem with registry rights. In case this
should be related...
I am very grateful for any piece of advice.
Thanks,
Thomas
is normally running properly. Recently, in a hotel, I needed to change the
settings so that it started with a dial prefix and did not wait for the dial
tone.
Problem is, none of the settings are available. In fact, when I click on the
modem in system settings, all the "add", "remove", "settings" buttons are
grey and deactivated.
The other modems listed are the ones of my mobile phones, same here: I
cannot access any of their settings.
I do have admin rights on my computer, I did try removing the modem in
hardware manager and let windows find it again on startup, there are no
conflicts with com-ports or anything.
Unfortunately, I cannot run a repair install of windows because this cannot
be done with the pre-installed and backed-up version that came with the
computer.
By the way, the only other thing that does not work on my computer is the
IE7 install, seems to have a problem with registry rights. In case this
should be related...
I am very grateful for any piece of advice.
Thanks,
Thomas