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CAUTION: Removing the device name from the
Computer Properties screen may cause problems
later when using the removed board.
.INF File Problem
To determine whether or not the .INF was loaded
properly, go back to the Modem icon in the Windows 95
Control Panel. After double-clicking the icon, check
whether your modem’s name is displayed in the
Modems Properties screen. If it is, then the .INF file is
loaded properly. If your modem is not shown, then one
of the following problems could have occurred: a wrong
.INF file was installed, Windows 95 did not recognize
your modem, the Cancel button was mistakenly pressed
during installation, or the modem type name was
removed previously.
What To Do
Try adding the board again. If this does not work, try
removing the board and adding a different modem. If
this works, then there may be a hardware problem or a
COM port conflict problem.
Windows 95 IRQ Conflicts
Is There A Conflict?
Even if the hardware works perfectly and the .INF file is
installed properly, Windows 95 may still have problems
using the board. Part of the problem is that even
though DOS and Windows 3.1 allow you to share IRQs
between COM ports (for example, COM1 and COM3
typically use IRQ4; COM2 and COM4, IRQ3), Windows
95 does not appropriately support devices sharing IRQs.
For plug-and-play devices, this may become a major
problem. For non-plug-and-play boards, Windows 95
may allow you to share IRQs.