Thank you to everybody who replied to my call for help. So far, I haven't had much success. Jeremy wrote that he had the same trouble as me, and all the advice he received didn't help him. That's about the shape I'm in. Jeremy also told me that if my modem has jumpers, he might be able to help me. As it turns out, my modem has two sets of jumpers. One set of jumpers is clearly marked IRQ with jumper settings for "2", "3", "4", "5", and "7". The jumper was not set to anything, so I set the jumper to IRQ 3. The other block is not labeled and has settings for "0", "1", and "SEL". Does anybody know what this means? What should I choose? Ernie suggested that I turn off PnP in the BIOS. My BIOS does not give me that option. Ernie asked if I have a serial mouse. I don't. It's a standard PS2 mouse. Sam suggested that I go to http://www.o2.net/~gromtitkc/199991007a.html and see if my modem was really a Winmodem. I was unable to connect to that web site. Civileme suggested that I switch the motherboard BIOS to turn off PnP. I cannot do that. Civileme also suggested that I disable COM1. How do I do that? I don't see it in the BIOS setup parameters. Finally, Civileme suggested that I use the jumpers on the modem. See my response to Jeremy above. I need help setting the jumpers marked 0, 1, and SEL. Richard asked if I did pnpdump followed by isapnp. Yes, I did follow the steps he outlined in his email. I had no luck. I did do a setserial command and I did manage to dump a UART number. I forget the exact number. Once again, I'm hoping someone can help me get my modem working. Thanks again, Mike Dennison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
