how do i change my aliant siemens modem from passive to active?
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right click the "my computer" icon, select "properties", choose the "Hardware" tab, click the "Device Manager" button, expand the "Modems" tab, right click your aliant siemens modem, select properties, in the "device useage" dropdown menu select "enable", and click "OK"\nhope this helps :]
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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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network connections > right click connection > properties > configure > advanced > speed settings (possibly named differently) > pick one\n\nnote that auto detection is the best way to go, because forcing a duplex mode can cause worse performance
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Update ur modem drivers,if it doesn't work try clearing ur TSR's in the windows task manager,cud be conflicting processes,make sure u no wat processes to leave in the task manager,if not find out first before you do it.
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tools,internet options,connections,lansettings,automaticly detect settings, then unplug your router and modem for a few seconds plug everything back in and restart your pc
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Your modem is working properly if you are hearing a dial tone. You need to consult with your provider on what the proper settings are. If your provider sent you a setup disk use it. It should configure your account info.
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If you install the programm. There is a default port which you can change if you want.
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Call your ISP Tech Support.  They should be able to walk you through the settings.
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u cant do anything bcz of active X?????\nreally???\nwell i can tell u were u can disable it but i am not sure wat things u r not able to do with active x on!!!!\ngo to\ntools-internet options-security-internet-\nthere are a number of options for active x\nselect suitable options\ncheers
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I would think that the software that came with th modem already has this feature! If not, you might try cheyenne bitware!
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Turn off your Cable/DSL modem for five minutes or so, while it's off turn off your wireless router for a while.  Turn it back on try connecting to the internet.\n\nSometimes home equipment has to be turned off and given time enough to cool down.
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You need to unplug the cable modem power for 30 seconds and plug it back in to let it reset after you change computers.  I just found that out from trial and error, while I was hooking up to my laptop.  On the laptop I had to restart the computer also, but on the desktop I didn't have to.  I think I am going to buy a wireless router next.
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Manually restart your modem if its an external modem and if it's an internal modem then switch off your pc and remove you modem from your pc for 5 to 10 min & then put it back in your pc and then restart the machine...and this will work... as this works 4 me
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I dont want to re-invent the wheel. \nhere's the link that'll explain better\nThis is assuming that you have WINDOWS XP HOME EDITION OPERATING SYSTEM\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/expert/bowman_02april08.mspx
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http://www.lightcomputers.com/support/downloads/modems.htm\n\nUse the above link, since u was vague about the actual modem,\ni couldnt give link to your exact one, but the link lists 'em all.
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the modem is only held in by the one screw connected to the outer case on the metal flange. remove that screw and just pull it out of the PCI slot.
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keep logs of your ip changing. plug in your modem, log your ip, turn it off tfor 60 second (no less) do it again.\n\nyou might have configured your modem wrong.