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I’m a dialup user, using Intel V.90 56 k modem over telephone line. Whenever I had tried to upload a large file more then 200 kilobytes my modem stops responding. The recieving bytes stops.
That also happens during voice chat and whenever I use my webcam. Tell me where is the main fault and how could I get rid of it…:confused:If Dave’s suggestion doesn’t work, perhaps it’s time for a new modem? New ones are pretty cheap, but you can usually get a decent used one at your local computer repair shop or pawn shop too.
I had reinstalled my Modem and I’m using Windows XP. One of my friends told me to minimize the modem speed to 9.6 kb. I had done so and that had helped me but not so…
Of course we are. Have you tried shifter’s suggestion? He is right, internal dialup modems are very cheap. Might be time for a new one.
It’s not time for a new one, even it but it’s not a perfect solution of the problem. I had bought this one about 2 months ago, 1st I’ll try to fix it. If the problem will not be solved then I will change it as the modem is in warranty.
Have you called your ISP to get the correct configuration settings? You may be forcing too much speed, and thus breaking the connection.
Yes, may be you are right David but I think it’s not the problem as I already cut down the modem speed to 9.6 kbs from 56 kbs…
There is more than one setting for dial up modems, please call your ISP and explain the problem and ask what they can do. Otherwise if you feel our suggestions are right, buy a new modem?
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