I've installed XP Pro over XP Home Edition( HE didn't booted).So after that my PCI modem drivers were not found.and unfortunatelly i don't know it's manufacter.So how can i recover my modem drivers?

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The manufacturer should be listed on the card. If not get on a PC with internet, 
Google for 'Everest'. It is an app that you can download to analyze what is on your 
PC. Put the file on a floppy or CD and then load it to yours. Once you run Everest 
it will tell you just about everything you need to know about your PC.





Good Luck,---MJB---





On Tuesday, January 10, 2006 at 12:04 am, Nizami wrote:

>I've installed XP Pro over XP Home Edition( HE didn't booted).So after that my PCI 

>modem drivers were not found.and unfortunatelly i don't know it's manufacter.So 
how 

>can i recover my modem drivers? 

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Nizami...most dialup modems are built around chips made by Conexant, PCtel and others and are known as "soft modems" or HSP modems (host software processor) because your PCs processor actually does most of the work. Take the modem out and look to see what chip it's based on and also make note of any other numbers you see, then go to Google and do a search on them. Sometimes you may have to try a few to find one that works for you. Of course, you'll have to do this from a PC that has internet access. Save several on one or more floppies and try them out. A good place to start is conexant.com if it's a Conexant based modem. They don't make modems, just the chips, but they have a bunch of generic drivers that usually work well. If no luck there, try driverguide.com...Larry


On Tuesday, January 10, 2006 at 12:04 am, Nizami wrote:
>I've installed XP Pro over XP Home Edition( HE didn't booted).So after that my PCI
>modem drivers were not found.and unfortunatelly i don't know it's manufacter.So how
>can i recover my modem drivers?

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it is an HP Omnibook laptop..on hp support site i've found drivers all in one 43 MB..:( i only need modem driver..i also used driverguide.com but nothing there.....:(

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Nizami...You can get JUST the modem driver from the HP site. I just went there and searched for "omnibook" and came up with 49 models...checked one at random and found the modem driver/installer, download size 2.6MB. Find your model and follow the links to the modem driver. Cut and paste this into your browser: http://h20180.www2.hp.com/apps/Lookup?h_lang=en&h_cc=us&cc=us&h_page=hpcom&lang=en&h_client=S-A-R163-1&h_pagetype=s-002&h_query=omnibook&submit.x=7&submit.y=8


On Tuesday, January 10, 2006 at 9:39 am, Nizami wrote:
>it is an HP Omnibook laptop..on hp support site i've found drivers all in one 43
>MB..:( i only need modem driver..i also used driverguide.com but nothing there.....:(

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Larry..forgive me for annoying you,but i've done that search before i posted message...for my laptop model there is only one "all-in-one" drivers and it is 43 MB...:(

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Nizami...that's kinda strange (to me) that the only way to get the driver is part of a 43MB bundle. Try sending an email to HP tech/customer support and see if they can send just the modem driver...Larry


On Tuesday, January 10, 2006 at 11:24 am, Nizami wrote:
>Larry..forgive me for annoying you,but i've done that search before i posted message...for
>my laptop model there is only one "all-in-one" drivers and it is 43 MB...:(

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