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Thread ID: 72708	2006-09-23 08:17:00	Modem causes system freeze	J ZEP (336)	Press F1

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486805	2006-09-25 07:48:00	It is a pretty standard modem. Try using the software that came with it. Uninstall it first!.Windows will tell you if you are wrong. I have struck occasional conflicts with your model and by substituting an Agere modem all comes right.	PENTIUM (426)
486806	2006-09-25 07:51:00	The phone cord would not cause a freeze, as its totally "isolated" from even being seen by the CPU. Being a PCI Winmodem, its about 95% certain to be a hardware issue. They make a satisfying "clunk" when they go in the rubbish bin though.	godfather (25)
486807	2006-09-25 08:17:00	It is a pretty standard modem. Try using the software that came with it. Uninstall it first!.Windows will tell you if you are wrong. I have struck occasional conflicts with your model and by substituting an Agere modem all comes right. Pentium, I am pretty much past the point of Uninstalling it and trying the software that came with it ;). Might try the Agere suggestion if its worked for you though, thanks. Being a PCI Winmodem, its about 95% certain to be a hardware issue. They make a satisfying "clunk" when they go in the rubbish bin though. GF, my thoughts exactly, i thinks its a piece of rubbish that deserves to be in the rubbish :D.	J ZEP (336)
486808	2006-09-25 09:03:00	I have struck occasional conflicts with your model and by substituting an Agere modem all comes right. Pentium, i think perhaps i misinterpretted your post? Did you mean you physically just replaced it with an Agere? Or you installed this modem as an Agere and it worked???? Cheers :)	J ZEP (336)
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