Summary: I have a dialup subscription, but not a broadband subscription; I don't have a 56Kb dial-up modem and don't want to buy one if I can avoid it; can I u...
Summary: I saw some sites on the internet that they say that u can use 2 56K modems to get up to 112Kb/s dial-up internet access but with 2 phone lines!!!!! An...
Summary: Hi, i was just wondering if the is a hardware booster or a program to make my dial-up go faster. my mum doesnt want to pay for broadband so im stuck w...
Summary: I am getting ready to build myself a new computer. I will be using this computer mainly for video editing and gaming. Here are the parts I have chose...
Summary: it's called WI-FI, wireless fidelity..belkin,netgear,siemens,linksys makes the wireless access point routers and usb network adapters...i have the lin...
Summary: If you open XP help and search for dialup the first return is 'configure a modem for dial-up connection'. Check to make sure that procedure has been ...
Summary: I don't think these came with a modem or network card. That means you'll need a 16bit PCMCIA modem for dial up internet or a 16bit PCMCIA network car...
Summary: There aren't many reviews on dial up 56 K modems anymore. I have used Zoom's 56K V 92 modem on two systems and this seems to work pretty well fo...
Summary: Hello, I have a USR 5686e dial up modem that won't dial out anymore. Everytime I hook it up to a phone jack, everything in the house loses a dial to...
Summary: hi if you check my previous posts, i am looking for a dial-up modem. its been 2 weeks now and still no answer. ebay uk item number 170368475971. will...
Summary: may be kind of a dumb question, but... were there ever any PCI format dial-up modems made that were NOT 56kbps speed?? thanx The things that come to t...
Summary: I am considering upgrading to broadband. My ISP provides a free USB modem. If I have 2 PCs can I connect them both to the same modem and can they both...
Summary: Following an electrical storm my phone line went down, I also access the net through my phone line and a 56k modem. Although the phone is fixed the di...
Summary: And a splitter. There are two kinds: 1: This type allows you to plug into a phone jack if you have two phone numbers so that you can use both analo...
Summary: If the XP is MCE you have to turn off a default setting in the Media Center settings. It's Call Display feature is on all the time Windows is running ...
Summary: Hi I'm having trouble staying connected to the Internet with my Sony VAIO notebook. The modem is built in to the machine and everytime I dial up, I l...
Summary: Wheneve I am downloading excessive amounts of things on either my P2P or torrent programs my cable modem will disconnect... So I open winipcfg and rel...
Summary: All of the APC UPS's are good quality. What you are paying for is the size of the batteries in the unit and how much power they can put out when the h...
Summary: I am assuming yu are using some type of broadband as with dial-up your IP changes every time you log on. With many broadband services you get a Dynami...
Summary: When I dial up to the internet, and I don't connect at the speed that I should/usually do - should I be blaming my phone company for the line, or my i...
Summary: I have 4 times installed a 56SLM Modem-the dial up works fine, however the squeal will not stop once the connection is made. The squeal goes on until ...
Summary: I have dial up, I am able to log onto the net but at various lengths it just stops, I have to disconnect and reconnect, anyone help me stop this? Than...
Summary: My sister just recently bought an older model IBM Thinkpad 760EL and it doesn't seem to have an internal dial up modem in it, what kind of modem does ...
Summary: Dear all, the pupil I am really needs your help. I installed a new internal modem (Conexant HSF CX 11252) with corresponding driver (Soft K56 Data Fax...
Summary: I had that problem once and restoring a windows backup fixed it. You might want to remove the modem in the Device Manager, sad maybe removing/adding t...
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