Caller ID over PC

Antman said:

File scanned with AVG Free.

You owe me.

thx, I appreciate it but it didn't work. Was wrong driver.

thx

bruinator said:

thx, I appreciate it but it didn't work. Was wrong driver.

thx

Please elaborate. Wrong modem, wrong OS?

Try this one. Driver sites sukk. Scanned with AVG.

Antman said:

bruinator said:

thx, I appreciate it but it didn't work. Was wrong driver.

thx

Please elaborate. Wrong modem, wrong OS?

Wrong drivers for this one. thx

Antman said:

Try this one. Driver sites sukk. Scanned with AVG.

On this one I received the msg of "HSP modem istallation has failed". Antman, I really appreciate you helping me. You are a kind person to do so!!! I also tried recommended mode as well to no avail.

Any other ones I can try? :)

thx

bruinator said:

Antman said:

Try this one. Driver sites sukk. Scanned with AVG.

On this one I received the msg of "HSP modem istallation has failed". Antman, I really appreciate you helping me. You are a kind person to do so!!! I also tried recommended mode as well to no avail.

Any other ones I can try? :)

thx

Extract the files to a folder.
Open Device Manager
Open modem
Update driver
Navigate to folder
select inf
Apply

Failing that

All modems have an FCC ID on a sticker or printed directly on the circuit board. Using that number, it is possible to identify all modems built from the same chipset.

I do not want to do this using that method. A new modem is so inexpensive - as low as $5 if you shop right. Where do you live? I can mail you a modem with working drivers.

Antman said:

bruinator said:

Antman said:

Try this one. Driver sites sukk. Scanned with AVG.

On this one I received the msg of "HSP modem istallation has failed". Antman, I really appreciate you helping me. You are a kind person to do so!!! I also tried recommended mode as well to no avail.

Any other ones I can try? :)

thx

Extract the files to a folder.
Open Device Manager
Open modem
Update driver
Navigate to folder
select inf
Apply

Failing that

All modems have an FCC ID on a sticker or printed directly on the circuit board. Using that number, it is possible to identify all modems built from the same chipset.

I do not want to do this using that method. A new modem is so inexpensive - as low as $5 if you shop right. Where do you live? I can mail you a modem with working drivers.

Antman, when I browse to the folder where i extracted the files to, there is nothing showing in the folder> What do I need to do to see the folders contents plz? I appreciate ur help greatly.

I am from Massachusetts.

thx

You are looking for this file. MDMCHIPV.INF

You may see nothing because the file name of file type field is not blank

Antman said:

You are looking for this file. MDMCHIPV.INF

You may see nothing because the file name of file type field is not blank

I can see that file when i open it on my desktop just not when i try to view it thu device manager> How do I go abouts seeing it through DM, plz?

thx

Does this help?