Modem Problem

J

John Calder

Hi

I am running Windows XP with SP1. I have a 56K US Robotics
Message Modem. When I was running Windows 98SE I could
turn my modem on and off at any time and the modem would
still be recognised. With Windows XP if I do not turn the
modem on before I boot the machine the modem is not
recognised and therfore does not connect to the server.

Is there a setting somewhere that allows me to turn the
modem on AFTER booting in XP?

I tried posting this question on the "networking and the
web" group but got no answers.
 
S

Shane Steinmetz

I'm not sure.

But, if the modem is off at system start and you wish to turn it on, I
think that you can have Windows XP recognize it by going to the "add
hardware" wizard and running a detection for new hardware. Windows XP
should detect the attached modem and then recognize it.

You can access the "add/remove hardware" area in the control panel.

Shane Steinmetz :)
 

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