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Solve : No Dial tone error on second attempt?

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I have Xp operating system have primary dos and Xp installed in the extended portion. I installed windows Xp first then I installed the driver from creative labs for the 56K modem, when it dials the phone number and connects to the internet it works ok, but if you lose or diconnect your connection to the internet and it starts to attempt to redial you get the message error no dial tone over and over, but if you shutdown the computer and reboot then dial it will work. I have a 10/100 network card not connected and the modem is in an isa slot the driver for modem is for windows Xp and I already have uninstalled and reinstalled. I reset winsock.  Where do you look to fix this problem?
Have you tried taking out that 10/100 network card?

SOMETIMES a modem and a network card have a
conflict...........I would also uninstall it from device
 manager ,or choose 'Do not use this device(disable).That MIGHT work will not be able to hook two computers together could use usb ports though. Maybe uninstalling network card might work, hope you don't need a driver for network card as I don't have one. Quote

That might work will not be able to hook two computers together could use usb ports though. Maybe uninstalling network card might work, hope you don't need a driver for network card as I don't have one.

I think you have other issues and that old ISA modem may just be shot. How old is that computer that you still have ISA slots anyway? What processor is in there? What operating system? It might be enough to use a <$10 PCI modem.
I have a barebones type with BCM motherboard 533 mhz it has 2 isa 2 pci 1 agp. Uninstalling network card didn't do anything. All thats left to try is open
up box take out net card.  Might just be the software has errors. Card can't be to old as they don't have no windows 3.11 drivers for it. That was the cheapest
card I could find on ebay!             $1 modem card $3 extra ram $1 computer
$1 monitor $45 shipping rivals a $500 machineMight just be the modem. Windows 95 was over 10 years ago. Does it have drivers for that? Are you sure the drivers are correct? Does it test OK in Control Panel?Hardware is ok and only one driver from modem manufacture available, they have other drivers for windows 95 and up if using xp can only use xp driver.Saw an External Fax/Modem at Circuit City yesterday for 12 bucks...
This would RUN off of your serial port.That would be nice I once had a good external modem that worked for dos and windows 3.11 but lightning zapped me.They have an online store...before DSL i always preferred external modems.


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