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user's latest post:
Windows hates modems; why?
Published (2008-11-26 14:59:00)
' Quote: My "AOpen" modems used to connect to my dial-up ISP at 115,200 when I used that string. You're joking, right, Shadow? That number is of course quite impossible for any analog modem, but is rather the displayed value when the Initialization string has the wrong setting for "DTE vs DCE". BOY does this ever take me back! Thanks anyway. Eric Schell
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Windows hates modems; why?
Published (2008-11-26 17:31:00)
hamhox wrote: ' Quote: My "AOpen" modems used to connect to my dial-up ISP at 115,200 when I used that string. You're joking, right, Shadow? That number is of course quite impossible for any analog modem, but is rather the displayed value when the Initialization string has the wrong setting for "DTE vs DCE". BOY does this ever take me back! Thanks anyway. Eric Schell Hi Eric, No flame intended, but as you may...
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Windows hates modems; why?
Published (2008-11-27 08:41:00)
I was in the repair shop I worked in, one day and the other tech was complaining about his modem running so slow, while he was trying to download something. I suggested that he go into the modem setup and add AT&F to the end of the modem initialization string. It effectively blows out the rest of the string and sets the modem to factory default. (if you try it and it doesn't work for you, it's easily removed without changing...
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Latest active threads on Hardware Help::
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-23 23:18:00)
by goretsky
( Hello, There are a couple of approaches you can take to resolve this issue: Visit the modem manufacturer's web site and download all of the device drivers, application programs \( terminal emulation, fax transmission and so forth\) and the documentation, so you will have the latest instructions to follow and software to use the modem before you install it in the ...
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2008-11-22 20:26:00)
by drwho07
Those dang'd capacitors again. Is there one Chinese product that's not loaded with those things? I recently scrapped out about 14 PC Power Supplies that had stopped working and every one had bulging capacitors. cheeeeeech!!!! Good biz on the repair. I'd wish you a Happy Thanksgiving, but you don't have that holiday in NZ, do you? Blessings, The Doctor
Started 1 year, 6 months ago (2007-05-20 22:33:00)
by dwelk
mouser has about 143k capacitors - can you recall specifically which you ordered - thanks!
Started 2 weeks, 5 days ago (2008-11-12 23:25:00)
by partzman
( I have two older computers. One with a 17gb drive and XP. One with a 30 gb drive and windows ME. The ME computer is a little faster setup. The XP computer was given to me with a lot of problems that I have cleared up and runs good, though slow, and I don't have the XP cd. I wanted to move XP to the 30 gb hard drive and install ME on the 17 gb. I used Drive Image XL to ...
Started 3 weeks, 1 day ago (2008-11-09 11:01:00)
by frazzeld
( Hi Guy's I have an Hdd that has locked \(Requires Password on Boot\) I've tried using HddUnlock - Ultimate Boot Cd - Mhdd & ATPWD.... all with no luck! i've read that you can by pass the password protection by flashing the firmware, I have the firmware.... so now I need to make a bootable disk which will load the firmware looking for some help , Hi Guy's...
Started 1 month ago (2008-10-30 14:56:00)
by Kenny007
( I posted elsewhere with this, but not too much help so far, and you guys sounded awful knowledgeable in another thread that landed me here, so here goes. Well, there's a first time for everything, so here goes. I generally don't ask for help on forums, I just pace around the room and swear and keep trying til I figure the issue out. Anyways, the issue... I built this PC ...
Started 2 weeks, 5 days ago (2008-11-12 16:29:00)
by Iceburgh69
( Ok. I'm running an ASOS P48-MX MOBO motherboard with a Maxtor hard drive, over 100 gigs of space, probably closer to 120. It has Windows XP Pro on it, 1.99 GHz processor, and over a gig of RAM. With the Maxtor hard drive hooked up, I can't get past the "Windows did not start properly" screen. It won't even start from the XP CD. I called a local computer tech place, and all ...
Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2008-10-06 18:48:00)
by Bearly1227
( Hello all concerned, I have a Vantec SATA/IDE to USB 2.0 Adapter, which I have successfully used to inspect and modify other HDD's \(2.5" with WIn XP and Win 2000 sw\), and 3.5" HDD's with Win XP Home. However, I have a problem getting my OLDER 3.5" HDD's with Win 95 being recognized. For example, I have an Caviar 2850 drive \(yep, 850 MB\). My host system is Win XP ...
Started 2 weeks, 5 days ago (2008-11-12 16:33:00)
by Iceburgh69
( Ok. I'm running an ASOS P48-MX MOBO motherboard with a Maxtor hard drive, over 100 gigs of space, probably closer to 120. It has Windows XP Pro on it, 1.99 GHz processor, and over a gig of RAM. With the Maxtor hard drive hooked up, I can't get past the "Windows did not start properly" screen. It won't even start from the XP CD. I called a local computer tech place, and all ...
Started 1 month ago (2008-10-27 14:23:00)
by alstewart
( I have a D-Link DI-704P router \(wired not wireless\) for my local network, and connection to broadband internet. No real problems. But I was wondering if there is a chance that it affects the actual upload/download speed on the net. \(It does have a built in firewall.\) Does anyone have any thoughts on that? Al , I have a D-Link DI-704P router \(wired not...
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Hot threads for last week on Hardware Help::
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-23 23:18:00)
by goretsky
( Hello, There are a couple of approaches you can take to resolve this issue: Visit the modem manufacturer's web site and download all of the device drivers, application programs \( terminal emulation, fax transmission and so forth\) and the documentation, so you will have the latest instructions to follow and software to use the modem before you install it in the ...
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2008-11-22 20:26:00)
by drwho07
Those dang'd capacitors again. Is there one Chinese product that's not loaded with those things? I recently scrapped out about 14 PC Power Supplies that had stopped working and every one had bulging capacitors. cheeeeeech!!!! Good biz on the repair. I'd wish you a Happy Thanksgiving, but you don't have that holiday in NZ, do you? Blessings, The Doctor
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