Which XP services needed for modem?

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Andy

I have a PCI V90 soft modem but Device Manager shows a yellow
exclamation mark and the modem properties dialog says it is not
functional.

I tried reinstalling the device but the Add hardware Wizard could not
detect the modem and didn't show it in its list of hardware installed.

Is the modem card dead?

I used to use that modem card a lot in Win98 so I would be surprised if
it has just gone dead.
 
M

Malke

Andy said:
I have a PCI V90 soft modem but Device Manager shows a yellow
exclamation mark and the modem properties dialog says it is not
functional.

I tried reinstalling the device but the Add hardware Wizard could not
detect the modem and didn't show it in its list of hardware installed.

Is the modem card dead?

I used to use that modem card a lot in Win98 so I would be surprised
if it has just gone dead.

It certainly sounds as if your old modem has died. If you used in Win98,
it is very old in hardware-years. Uninstall it and replace it with a
new modem. You can get a basic modem for under $25USD.

Malke
 
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Plato

Andy said:
I have a PCI V90 soft modem but Device Manager shows a yellow
exclamation mark and the modem properties dialog says it is not
functional.

I tried reinstalling the device but the Add hardware Wizard could not
detect the modem and didn't show it in its list of hardware installed.

Is the modem card dead?

No, it was just installed improperly NOT according to the docs.
 
P

paulmd

Andy said:
I have a PCI V90 soft modem but Device Manager shows a yellow
exclamation mark and the modem properties dialog says it is not
functional.

I tried reinstalling the device but the Add hardware Wizard could not
detect the modem and didn't show it in its list of hardware installed.

Is the modem card dead?

I used to use that modem card a lot in Win98 so I would be surprised if
it has just gone dead.

Dead is one of several possibilities.

Wrong driver/no driver is another.

Disabling the Telephony service does not cause symptoms in the device
manager so, i don't think it's a services issue.
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