Dial up issue

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  1. Posts : 15
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86
       #1

    Dial up issue


    I've installed Windows 7 a few days ago and everything seemed to be okay, till yesterday. I have a dial up connection and all of a sudden it just froze. I tried reconnecting and it did, but after establishing connection it just freezes, immediately. I tried changing provider, creating a new connection; I even installed a different modem! Nothing seems to help.

    I thought it was because of something going on my phone line, but it works properly on Windows XP, just like right now.

    Well, that's it, whevener I try it on Windows 7 it does connect but I can't surf and when I check its status I see the received data just froze right after reaching connection.

    If someone can help...
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  2. Posts : 560
    WIN10
       #2

    First, I am sorry your still using dial-up!

    Who is your ISP?

    What brand is your PC/Model or if custom built brand/model number of your 56k dial-up modem?
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  3. Posts : 9,537
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
       #3

    Sure you have the dial up connection in right slot on the back of your computer?
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  4. Posts : 15
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86
    Thread Starter
       #4

    First, I am sorry your still using dial-up!
    Me too.

    Who is your ISP?
    Usually Ibest and Orolix, but you may not know them, as I'm in Brazil.

    What brand is your PC/Model or if custom built brand/model number of your 56k dial-up modem?
    Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-8VM800M
    Modems: Conexant and Intel (I've tried both of them).

    Thank you for replying quickly.
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  5. Posts : 15
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86
    Thread Starter
       #5

    The Howling Wolves said:
    Sure you have the dial up connection in right slot on the back of your computer?
    Didn't get it, man. Sorry.
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  6. Posts : 560
    WIN10
       #6

    Do you have a separate PCI 56k modem, there's no modem built into your motherboard!

    The one of the back of the motherboard is a LAN connection (Ethernet cable)
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  7. Nem
    Posts : 375
    Win7 Home Premium x64 SP1, Archlinux x86_64. Elementary Luna
       #7

    Welcome to the forums desouzaalex,

    I to am using dial-up as my area hasn't gotten high-speed yet. ...Have you've updated the modem driver? also is it a external USB.. or?
    also tell me the config that you have it set up as.
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  8. Posts : 15
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86
    Thread Starter
       #8

    eldinv said:
    Do you have a separate PCI modem, there's no modem built into your motherboard!

    I have two PCI modems: conexant and intel, as I said.

    The one of the back of the motherboard is a LAN connection (Ethernet cable)
    Look, it worked properly till yesterday on Windows Seven and is working on Windows XP right now, so doesn't seem like a "cable on the wrong place" issue, huh? ^^
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  9. Posts : 560
    WIN10
       #9

    Nem said:
    Welcome to the forums desouzaalex,

    I to am using dial-up as my area hasn't gotten high-speed yet. ...Have you've updated the modem driver? also is it a external USB.. or?
    also tell me the config that you have it set up as.

    My cousin in Aguadilla, PR got DSL. WOW I wouldn't even use computers anymore if I had to settle for that.
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  10. Posts : 560
    WIN10
       #10

    desouzaalex said:
    eldinv said:
    Do you have a separate PCI modem, there's no modem built into your motherboard!

    I have two PCI modems: conexant and intel, as I said.

    The one of the back of the motherboard is a LAN connection (Ethernet cable)
    Look, it worked properly till yesterday on Windows Seven and is working on Windows XP right now, so doesn't seem like a "cable on the wrong place" issue, huh? ^^

    Don't get upset.. Relax... Did you at some point buy a modem? We just need the model number of the model? There isn't one in the motherboard. You can check for yourself.
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