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| scootrskum Tl Posts: 2 | Posted - 6/8/2001 1:10:50 PM    I am replacing my newly aquired "AMR modem" with my tried and true V-Everything. I have an AMD Amptron motherboard. Is there anything I should do other than removing the AMR modem in device manager and physically removing the internal modem? Any help would be appreciated! :) |
| v.Richard Tl Posts: 6222 USA | Posted - 6/8/2001 4:27:07 PM  Check to see if anything modem-related is listed in add/remove programs (control panel) - and if it is, run that; it's important because other methods do not properly remove registry entries. Aloha, |
| Philmc Tl Posts: 2 USA | Posted - 6/9/2001 10:58:35 AM If you remove an AMR modem, then you must also disable any motherboard BIOS options associated with the AMR slot, if they exist. Good luck, |
| scootrskum Tl Posts: 2 | Posted - 6/11/2001 8:14:48 AM Thanks Guys, I removed the AMR modem , disabled a line in the BIOS settings referring to the AMR, removed what I could find in "add, remove programs" in Control Panel, and removed the settings in Device Manager as suggested. Now my USR stops responding like it is re-negotiating or something every few minutes. It didn't do that on my old computer so I'm thinking I have missed something. Any ideas? |
| v.Richard Tl Posts: 6222 USA | Posted - 6/13/2001 10:55:37 AM Check the post-call diagnostics on the USR. Post results here. www.808news.com/56k/diag3com.htm Aloha, |
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