re: XP Modems
Sunday, November 18, 2001 at 8:41 am
Posted by Michelle
(417 messages posted)
My modem did pretty much the same thing after installing XP. Try reducing the speed
buffers for transmit and recieve. Go to Control Panel and Click on Phone and Modem
options. Click on the Modems Tab, highlight your modem and click Properties. Click
on the Advanced Tab and Click on Advanced Port Settings. Play with the slider bars
for transmit and recieve untill (hopefully) you can get a reliable connection.
On Sunday, November 18, 2001 at 4:28 am, Tom wrote:
>I usea nd azteck MP3858SP-E v90 modem. this installed with xp drivers but fails
to
>connect at any speed higher than 38000 kbps. previously connected with me 48800
>kbps
>
>another problem is that the modem will not release the telephone port after disconecting
>from the internet
>
>i would be gratfull if some one could help to solve these issues.
>
>If unable to fix can anyone recomend a modem for XP the is very reliable
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re: XP Modems
Friday, November 23, 2001 at 11:55 am
Posted by jorgie
(3 messages posted)
I have the same problem. but reducing the buffers does not work in my case. Could
enyone give me more idea's on how to solve this?
Thanks,
Jorg
On Sunday, November 18, 2001 at 8:41 am, hollowchick wrote:
>My modem did pretty much the same thing after installing XP. Try reducing the speed
>buffers for transmit and recieve. Go to Control Panel and Click on Phone and Modem
>options. Click on the Modems Tab, highlight your modem and click Properties. Click
>on the Advanced Tab and Click on Advanced Port Settings. Play with the slider bars
>for transmit and recieve untill (hopefully) you can get a reliable connection.
>
>
>On Sunday, November 18, 2001 at 4:28 am, Tom wrote:
>I usea nd azteck MP3858SP-E v90 modem. this installed with xp drivers but fails
>to
>connect at any speed higher than 38000 kbps. previously connected with me 48800
>kbps
>
>another problem is that the modem will not release the telephone port after disconecting
>from the internet
>
>i would be gratfull if some one could help to solve these issues.
>
>If unable to fix can anyone recomend a modem for XP the is very reliable
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