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Thread ID: 62084	2005-09-26 09:00:00	Modem drivers uninstall	Mr_Rain313 (7944)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
391040	2005-09-26 09:00:00	i have a gen & Eric 56k modem and over the last few months everyso often my modem drivers uninstall,i updated the drivers but it still did the same thing any ideas how to fix it thanks in advance	Mr_Rain313 (7944)
391041	2005-09-26 09:04:00	How did u install them?? With a setup.exe file? Or thru device manager, with an inf file??	Speedy Gonzales (78)
391042	2005-09-26 10:45:00	if its generic then its proberly only useing stock windows drivers. its proberly easier and cheaper to go buy a new modem. otherwise we really need to know what modem brand and modell, what chipset it uses and what OS you have.	tweak'e (69)
391043	2005-09-26 12:52:00	PCI soft V92 modem manufacturer: CXT I installed the drivers from a cd which came with it (SuperVoice) My O/S is windows xp home edition	Mr_Rain313 (7944)
391044	2005-09-26 14:25:00	Positive it's uninstalling? If you have Windows Update enabled, it's most likely updating the driver, which isn't working correctly for you. Since Conexant is the chipset used, Windows will most definitely have a generic driver that would be more fit than your SuperVoice driver depending on how outdated their driver is, however, Conexant's website might have an even better generic driver for your modem which I would check out. I would attempt to use Conexant's generic driver for this and see if it will stay put this time, else I'd look into seeing if Windows is automatically updating, checking Device Manager from the System Properties (in control panel) and if it's been updated, roll the driver back. Just to get a general idea, reinstall SuperVoice driver, take down the listing showned in Device Manager for it and then when you encounter the problem again with it, check to see if any difference were made to your driver in device manager, if nothing is changed, the problem could be a faulty modem, which could just mean it's not sitting correctly or it's hardware related. But this is just to see if this is the case, I still recommend Conexant's generic driver for the job. Cheers, KK	Kame (312)
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