Hello what can i do for my modem dont know my ports and i have problem with installing modem for that?
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You are probably talking about COM ports.  If you have PCI dialup modem then COM port will mostly like be setup for you automatically through software.  However, if you do have a modem card that has jumpers to setup the COM port, you're going to have to find out some information.\n\nFollowing only applies to Windows XP \n\nRight Click on My Computer\nSelect Properties\nClick on Hardware Tab\nClick on Device Manager\nClick on View\nChoose Resources by Type\nClick the "+" next to Interrupt request (IRQ)\n\nThen find out if there are any devices like Communication Port (COMx) to see if a port is taking up an IRQ.  Usually COM1 and COM3 will take IRQ 4 and COM2 and COM4 will take IRQ3.\n\nIf you see COM1 and or COM3 then you need to jumper your modem to use COM2 or COM4 and vice versa.  If BOTH COM1 and COM2 is seen then you will need to Disable one of the ports in BIOS and let your modem use that port.\n\nThe typical setup is COM2 for most modems.
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Go into ur control panel (start/control panel in XP)....click add hardware.\nThis will check your comp and add drivers for modem if detected.
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your ethernet port may be bad or maybe you need to reinstall your network drivers
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What in the world are you doing using Windows ME?  That is the worst operating system Microsoft ever made, until Vista comes out anyway...\n\nSo,  you didn't give me the make or model modem, you did not say if it was internal or external, you did not say what COM port it thinks it was using.\n\nEr, you want free tech support?  Supply some details.
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there's a good chance your firewall is doing this, you should open it, and look for a setting that allows you to open single ports..\n\nR3dm0
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pcmcia.sys is related to the OS, and not the actual modem itself.\nWhat I mean by that, is this driver is for the PCMCIA device on your motherboard. \nMake sure your PCMCIA drivers are properly loaded in the control panel.\nPossibly try removing your pcmcia device, and then do a "scan for hardware changes" and the OS should reinstall that driver.
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You probably need to speak with your ISP company. They probably gave you a booklet / paper with the necessary information on it.\n\nIf you already have it set up, and you are just finding it for interest sake, click start, run, type in "cmd" (without quotations) and then type "Ipconfig /all". That will give you a list of your connection to the modem/router. If you're looking for the info of your modem, you'll need to consult your modem documentation.
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The COM port that a modem is connected to also has an IRQ assigned to it. If modems are assigned to the same IRQs as other devices, they must use an alternate IRQ. Fortunately, many of today's modems are capable of addressing alternate IRQs. It is very important when assigning IRQs to make sure no two devices will need the same IRQ at the same time.\n\nCheck your device manager and make sure you don't have conflicts. control pad-system-hardware-device manager
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the manufacturers have to by law put a com port on the box.\nthey use it to program and check the boxes.\nso for you it is an update port.\nmost use a null modem cable(double male).\nand specialized software only from the manufacturer.\nif you are not sure what you are doing don´t do it it will make you´re box usless.
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It would be hard for your computer to automatically download the drivers for your modem without an internet connection... see if you have an installation disk for the modem, or alternatively, use a friend's computer to google your modem's driver... for instance "3Com 56k Modem Driver" replace 3Com with your modem's manufacturer and model number if you can find it.
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On the bottom of the modem is a ip link. Use the serial number etc Type it in and go to the site..Don't login but do the necessary tests. See if that cures it. If not call sbc.
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First off we need to know what kind of router you are working with.  Please provide the model and make, along with the kind of internet service you have.  Also what operating system you are on would be helpful - Windows XP, Mac OS X, etc.  \n\nThe first thing do when you hook up a router to your DSL/Cable Modem is to turn all the equipment off.\n\nPower down the computer, the DSL/Cable Modem and your router.  Its best to physically remove the power cables from the modem and the router to ensure that electricity is not keeping any memory chips alive.  Make sure you plug the ethernet cable from the DSL/Cable modem into the routers WAN/internet port.  Then make sure your computer's ethernet port is plugged into one of the routers LAN ethernet ports, they are usually 4 ports right in a row on the back of the computer.  This should fix any problems with hooking up the cables physically, and now it up to your network settings on your computer.  In order to help, please provide the information I asked for at the top of this message. \n\nThanks!
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If you switch of your modem and leave for 5 Min's and then switch back on and leave for another 5 Min's, it should find its settings.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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you don't know what a modem is?
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make sure your ip is set to obtain automatically.  Also do not install any software just plug the modem directly to puter and obtain ip auto.  hope this helps....
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Better try putting extra settings in advance connection properties.\n\nExtra settings like   S10=250  will work for most of modem cards. Or better find out the extra settings from your modem manufacturers site...
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Try switching the power of from your modem and leave for 5 Min's, then switch back on and leave for another 5 Min's.\nThat may work.\nHope that helps Good Luck.