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Tom
WinXP gives me the following error message when I try to log on to the
Internet: "Error 633. The modem (or other connecting device) is already
in use or is not configured properly."
The modem is a Multi-Tech MT2834ZDX. I think it has been around longer
than XP has. In any case, it has been working flawlessly up to now. (In
fact, I'm posting this message with its aid, running Telix, a DOS-based
terminal emulator. Telix works just fine; no error messages.)
The TR light on the modem is off before I try to dial out of WinXP, so I
doubt if it is in use. (When I try to dial, the LED flickers on for a
fraction of a second, & then it goes out & I get the error message.)
Certainly I have no programs (other than Telix) that use it. I've moved the
modem from COM1 to COM2 (letting WinXP know I've done so) & get the same
error message, so I doubt if it's the port.
I've run through a substantial part of the Troubleshooter with no results.
Can anyone tell me how I can determine why the modem is "improperly con-
figured" for WinXP but not for Telix? Or--more to the point--how to
configure it properly? Any recommendations?
Thanks.
Tom Parsons
Internet: "Error 633. The modem (or other connecting device) is already
in use or is not configured properly."
The modem is a Multi-Tech MT2834ZDX. I think it has been around longer
than XP has. In any case, it has been working flawlessly up to now. (In
fact, I'm posting this message with its aid, running Telix, a DOS-based
terminal emulator. Telix works just fine; no error messages.)
The TR light on the modem is off before I try to dial out of WinXP, so I
doubt if it is in use. (When I try to dial, the LED flickers on for a
fraction of a second, & then it goes out & I get the error message.)
Certainly I have no programs (other than Telix) that use it. I've moved the
modem from COM1 to COM2 (letting WinXP know I've done so) & get the same
error message, so I doubt if it's the port.
I've run through a substantial part of the Troubleshooter with no results.
Can anyone tell me how I can determine why the modem is "improperly con-
figured" for WinXP but not for Telix? Or--more to the point--how to
configure it properly? Any recommendations?
Thanks.
Tom Parsons