IBM TP 570 and replacing Modem on WiFi (miniPCI) - it is p... Archived from groups: comp.sys.laptops () Hi All I want to replace modem (miniPCI) in my IBM ThinkPad 570 on WiFI (miniPCI) - it is possible? my modem looks that: and i want to buy for...

replacing modem. I want to install a 56k data/fax/voice modem to replace my data/fax modem. My inital question was while I'm looking at all these descriptions what will it say if it just needs a phone line hook up? I was looking for a PCI but now that I've...

If the phone outlets were "fried" then the modem may have been also. It just took a week for the "fried" components to completely bite the dust. Replacing the modem should be the easiest, and cheapest, way of fixing this. "cwtrex" wrote in message...

that >replacing the modem is the solution (although it may be in my case) > because other people who have posted to other forums with the same > problem have replaced it to no avail. >> One thing I just realized that's weird about this problem is that...

the WAN port. The LINK LED just won't light up no matter what I try - which signals that the router won't recognize the modem. The modem recognizes that the other end is plugged in (via the Ethernet LED). The thing is that the 4100 modem has the PPPoE...

56k modem driver update.. I have a supra modem. It's a Generic 56K HCF Data Fax Modem (COM3). It's a winmodem or a softmodem. I play recently released games online like battlefeild 1942. And with this kind of modem it doesn't work very well. Before I go buy...

weeks, my modem has been loseing the connection frequently and has to reconnect. Sometimes it'll have to redial 3 times in five minutes. I've tried replacing the modem with a new one and I've even tried to switch to Earthlink instead of AOL, but even Earthlink...

with it, but still my connection has issues. I also connected through the USB port with the modem, and no change. I've replaced the cables. Replaced the modem twice like I said, and also run into the issue on other computers when directly connected through...

one is a 4400 after removing the modem it boots >>>perfectly and seems to be fine..However, no matter what I try I can't get >a >>>new modem to install or work. I've tried two new modems and one used one >I >>>had hanging around. I thought "maybe"...