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I had it turned off in hardware setting, not in AOL, never bothered to look into that. Thanks. (although the duct tape was a pretty sweet solution)
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Is there any way I can get my modem to not make so much noise when I connect? I have the volume set to 0 in the config for it, but i think AOL ignores that when it connects. I tried putting a small piece of duct tape on the speaker, but I think thats starting to smell a little bit... so i think it'll be coming off shortly. Is there anything else i can try?<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by squeegee on 02/28/02 05:56 PM.</EM></FONT></P>
I had it turned off in hardware setting, not in AOL, never bothered to look into that. Thanks. (although the duct tape was a pretty sweet solution)
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Is there any way I can get my modem to not make so much noise when I connect? I have the volume set to 0 in the config for it, but i think AOL ignores that when it connects. I tried putting a small piece of duct tape on the speaker, but I think thats starting to smell a little bit... so i think it'll be coming off shortly. Is there anything else i can try?<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by squeegee on 02/28/02 05:56 PM.</EM></FONT></P>