GG> I use to run a little BBS, and ran it on a very small 386 PC, and ran 
mostl
GG> out of DOS, not liking Windows all that much.
GG>   I have never had a problem with installing a modem before, but it seems 
t
GG> I have ran into one, and was wondering if anyone might be able to assist 
me
GG>   My wife's computer is a P166, and runs Win95.  She had a sierra 28.8 in 
i
GG> until it mysteriously got a little fried!  I want to install my old modem
GG> which I had used for my BBS, and CommProgs, a Zoltrix v.34+ 33.6.  I have
GG> installed it into her PC, but I can't seem to get windows to recognize 
it! 
GG>   It would seem to me, that Win95 (with all of it's 'crap') would be able 
t
GG> detect the thing, and make me a cup of coffee while it's doing it!!!  But 
i
GG> wouldn't even do the former!
GG>   I do not have a driver for the modem.  Is there ANYTHING that anyone 
migh
GG> suggest I do to get Win95 to recognize my Zoltrix???
GG> Thanks for reading,
GG> George
    I had the same problem once.  My guess is your running it on plug 'n 
lay.
Take it off that, modems were always made to run under there own IRQ.  You 
re
having a confliq with your IRQ's.  What you do is, take the modem out of your 
system, and reset it for IRQ 2, not 4, but 2.  Put it back in and reconfig 
t.
After that you should have no problem.  
    Plug 'n Play is nice, but not for most modems.  Modems need there own IRQ 
setting or they wil not run right, unless its USR.  USR's are nice, but 
anything can run just as good, if not better if set right.
Johnny Anderson... 
King Sting...
--- Renegade v5-11 Exp
---------------