djvaron
March 10th 04, 11:21 AM
Hi all,
I guess this problem is very similar to other modems as well. I have a creative 3631 modem (V92) which was working fine with windows XP in the past. The story is as follows. I was originally running Win98 on a Pentium 3, 600mhz. The modem work as a charm t
hen. last year I upgrade to windows xp and I was unable to set up any modem connections because the wizard ill not allow me to. After doing some homework I was able to work it through. Recently I decided to catch up with the rest of the world and changed m
y MB and CPU. I am running an Intel MB with Pentium 4, 2.8 HT tech. Since this was a big change I decide to do a clean installation of XP. I managed to connect to the internet using a frien'd DSL line and uploaded all patches and service packs as well as t
he latest drivers for my modem. Now at home I tried to set-up my internet connection with not luck. the system dials out, verifies user name and password, gives me the "connected" message, and right away it disconnects me. I have contacted the modem and MB
manufacturers, as well as my Internet provider and they all indicate that XP is known for these types of conflicts. I contacted Customer support several times and my patience is running thin. Does anyone had similar problems?
I guess this problem is very similar to other modems as well. I have a creative 3631 modem (V92) which was working fine with windows XP in the past. The story is as follows. I was originally running Win98 on a Pentium 3, 600mhz. The modem work as a charm t
hen. last year I upgrade to windows xp and I was unable to set up any modem connections because the wizard ill not allow me to. After doing some homework I was able to work it through. Recently I decided to catch up with the rest of the world and changed m
y MB and CPU. I am running an Intel MB with Pentium 4, 2.8 HT tech. Since this was a big change I decide to do a clean installation of XP. I managed to connect to the internet using a frien'd DSL line and uploaded all patches and service packs as well as t
he latest drivers for my modem. Now at home I tried to set-up my internet connection with not luck. the system dials out, verifies user name and password, gives me the "connected" message, and right away it disconnects me. I have contacted the modem and MB
manufacturers, as well as my Internet provider and they all indicate that XP is known for these types of conflicts. I contacted Customer support several times and my patience is running thin. Does anyone had similar problems?