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COM Port or IRQ
Conflict
If you have a COM port conflict, you can try a different
COM port. Many computer systems come with either
one serial port and a modem or two serial ports that use
COM port 1 and COM port 2; therefore, it is best to try
COM port 3 and COM port 4.
If you believe an IRQ conflict may exist, go into the
Windows 95 Computer Properties screen and double
click the Systems icon at the top of the screen.
Windows 95 shows the IRQs being used by the system.
Scroll down the screen and find an IRQ not being used,
then try changing the modem board's IRQ to this
number. If the board does not support this IRQ, you
can change the IRQ number on another device and use
this IRQ for your modem. Alternately, you can free up
an IRQ by removing an existing board from the
computer and removing its name from the Computer
Properties screen.
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.