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Answer» Hello Computer Guys,
I am about to resolve one issue with modem problems I have been having, and concerns the following;
Troubleshoot modem or Internet connection issues
Call Waiting:
If your telephone system has call waiting, it should be turned off while you are online because the call waiting signal can cause unexpected disconnects from your ISP.
You currently do not have call waiting disabled.
To disable call waiting, select one of the following by clicking on the down arrow.
These in box;
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What are they ? Will appreciate your help.
JpHere's over a million LINKS to show you how. Try the first hundred or so.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=modem+disable+call+waitingGX1_Man,
Troubleshoot modem or Internet connection issues
Call Waiting:
If your telephone system has call waiting, it should be turned off while you are online because the call waiting signal can cause unexpected disconnects from your ISP.
You currently do not have call waiting disabled.
To disable call waiting, select one of the following by clicking on the down arrow.
These in box;
*70 (This one is on.)
#70
1170
Other Don't Change
What are they ? Will appreciate your help.
It is obvious that I can turn it off, I simply wanted an explaination from some technical knowledge.
I went to the sight and chose the first E-HOW! my web interface froze and would not respond, and my computer has just recovered from a serious error!
I was expecting a technical answer that would give me a little insight as to how my computer works, so that when I learn half as much as you guys I will be independent of causing you all of, "chit-chat" that probably has you thinking I am a real pain !
I am not going back there !!!!!!
I'd rather sit here and wait for a chitchatter to come by or I'll take a chance and pop one of the option buttons.
Jp
Basic topics that can be easily researched on the web, etc. should be attempted, rather than expecting someone to give you a personal tutorial. Your involvement is part of any education. GX1_1,
I am smarter that to create a fued, and create hard feelings, are you telling me that I will FIND a technical answer to,
what this represents ?
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if I were to go back ?
Anyone seeking an education is always glad to have a, "personal tutorial", however I wasn't asking for one.
Here's good bit of education:
Don't use a dial-up modem.
Get a cable modem and you don't need to know any settings on your computer. Plus, it's fast.Here's a little bit, Mr. Hope
when your out there trying to FIX your computer modem because you were using Outlook Express and you have no option but to except AOL as your IP, and your fax modem goes out of business because MS has Outlook Express Services tied in with their services. And you don't know what the, :exclamation, ( ) is the matter with your computer.
Internet Explorer
Version 6.0.2800.1106
Build 62800
Common DLLs
ComCtl32.DLL 5.82
Shell32.DLL 6.0
Shlwapi.DLL 6.0
Outlook
WMS presence: No
Outlook Version: <Error>
Outlook Mode: <Error>
Outlook State: Uninstalled
Modal Dialog On START Problem: No
Path:
Product Name:
Product Version:
File Description:
File Version:
Original File Name:
Internal Name:
Comments:
Company Name:
Legal Copyright:
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Mail Clients
Default Mail Client Name: Outlook Express
Default Mail Client Type: OE 6 Outlook Express 4 presents: No
Outlook Express 5 presents: No
Outlook Express 6 presents: Yes
Netscape Messenger presents: No
Eudora presents: No
AOL: Yes
The Bat! presents: No
All found mail clients:
AOL
Product Name: America Online
Product Version: 9.02.000
File Description: America Online
File Version: 9.02.000
Original File Name:
Internal Name: AOL
Comments:
Company Name: America Online, Inc.
Legal Copyright: Copyright (C) America Online, Inc. 1999 - 2004
CSI[/b]
Product Name: CompuServe
Product Version: 6.02.000
File Description: CompuServe
File Version: 6.02.000
Original File Name:
Internal Name: CS
Comments:
Company Name: CompuServe Interactive Services, Inc.
Legal Copyright: Copyright (C) America Online, Inc. 1999 - 2001, CompuServe Interactive Services 2001
Hotmail
Product Name: Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Product Version: 5.1.2600.0
File Description: Run a DLL as an App
File Version: 5.1.2600.0 (xpclient.010817-1148)
Original File Name: RUNDLL.EXE
Internal Name: rundll
Comments:
Company Name: Microsoft Corporation
Legal Copyright: © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
MSN Explorer
ERROR: Client does not have MailTo command
Product Name: Microsoft(R) MSN (R) Communications System
Product Version: 7.02.0005.2202
File Description: msn
File Version: 7.02.0005.2202
Original File Name: msn.exe
Internal Name: msn
Comments:
Company Name: Microsoft Corporation
Legal Copyright: Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. 1981-2000
Outlook Express 6
Product Name: Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Product Version: 6.00.2800.1807
File Description: Outlook Express
File Version: 6.00.2800.1807
Original File Name: MSIMN.EXE
Internal Name: MSIMN
Comments:
Company Name: Microsoft Corporation
Legal Copyright: © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
You are forced to use AOL?
I'm sorry.
Also: I thought your modem was working!? You said you just wanted to know what those options were. Are you actually having a problem?rockerrest,
Actually I was directing this at the Genius, but your forgiven.
I have been having some.,but things are getting better, it really was a coincidence that I have just accessed what might be my problem. There isn't alot you can do I'm on to it kid!
I will have a DSL in a couple of weeks, then you won't hear me complaining !
AOL, . .Ahhh, . . .Thats a long story.
Jp
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