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My AZT2320 card has a modem connected to....I've been trying to find the modem drivers for it, but once again I'm having trouble...could someone please help me find these drivers I need...the modem is a 56k...wich is better than being connected at 38400 bps...thanks in advanced ;)
www.driverguide.com/guide/intro.htm
Name: drivers
Password: allThen click on #3 at the top, 'Driver Search'.
Go down to #2 (Search Drivers Found By Members) and enter AZT2320.
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Would a win95 driver work under win3.1 if I have win32s installed? I found a modem driver, but it was for win95...I still think there may be a driver for win3.1, it's just not listed as found on driversguide...I hope ;)
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Yeah...sory about that...The file I downloaded off that webpage...for the v.90 upgrade needs win95 or NT.
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I can't do it from win9x....I used to have win95, but I trashed the hard drive to the point of no repair...I'm using an older drive with win3.1 on it and using an old hayes modem, but I want to use my 56k one instead...
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What about a freind with a win9x box.
By the way did you do a zero-fill on your stuffed hdd?
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No one I know has the same modem as me...otherwise I would give it a shot...What's a zero-fill? I don't know much about computer problems or fixing them...I screwed it up by trying to install linux ontop of windows it was supposed to install into it's own file so you could boot it from withing that file...Well, it didn't do what it was supposed to, so now I have the windows and linux filesystems all on one hard drive...I kept getting a bad-sector error. I ran scandisk and now the hard drive just boots me to a blank screen...all the files, both linux and win95 are still on the hdd, but I can't reformat because of the bad-sector thing...
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Why not see if you can place the modem in a freings machine and run the firmware update.
Fill-fill writes zeros the the hdd wiping existing data. The drive manufacturer should have a program to do this-normally comes with the overlay softawre. Also rewriting the master boot record area helps too.
Also have you tried fidisk/mbr from the a:. of a bootdist? This rewrites the hdd master boot record from the backup copy.
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Geez must be getting tied the fingers are going all over the place. Fill-fill=zero-fill and friengs=mates ;)
See Ya
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haha.. ill assume tied = tired, then again you'd get those typo's if you were tied too i guess.
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I did FDISK /MBR then rebooted, then the computer told me I had a missing OS, so I reformatted the hdd. When that was done it told me I had a 528MB hdd, It 'used' to be 2.3GB... any pointers as to what happened?
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