You can as well Right click the My Computer icon and choose Properties. Go to the Hardware tab and click Device Manager. Is the *modem* listed here? Do you have any devices showing up as "Unknown"? If the *modem* is there make sure it's enabled and then double click it and go to the Diagnostics tab and click Query *Modem*. If you see values populating under "Command" and "Response" columns then the *modem* is probably working and you just need to tell the dial up connection to connect using that device. If the *modem* is *not* in the Device Manager then I would want to know what kind of computer you have. On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 11:38 AM, Shiro Njagi <sheeroh@gmail.com> wrote:
Yes it does. I'll need to check if it autoruns the software or if I have to manually open "Internet Everywhere" application
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