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reboot · 09-13-2002, 10:52 AM

You'll have to pull the modem out of the computer, and look for any identifying marks on it. Ideally, an FCC ID# would be best, but even the numbers off the biggest 2 chips on it would help.
Post what you can find here, someone will identify it, and probably find drivers for you.

FYI, Belarc can only identify what's already installed in the computer. If the modem is not installed, Belarc can't help much.
Another case of using 3rd party software to do what windows already does.

09-13-2002, 10:52 AM	#12
reboot Member (14 bit) Join Date: Mar 1999 Location: Kelowna, B.C., Canada Posts: 9,138	You'll have to pull the modem out of the computer, and look for any identifying marks on it. Ideally, an FCC ID# would be best, but even the numbers off the biggest 2 chips on it would help. Post what you can find here, someone will identify it, and probably find drivers for you. FYI, Belarc can only identify what's already installed in the computer. If the modem is not installed, Belarc can't help much. Another case of using 3rd party software to do what windows already does. __________________ Black holes are where God divided by zero... Cheers, Jim Jims Modems