Richard
Mon Mar 31 08:13:46 PDT 2008
Thank you all for the replies-- Apologies for the delay in replying
I have been away for a few days .
Nass ---I am told that the browser does not connect to the internet.
I will be having another look at the machine tomorrow and will keep you
informed.
Kind regards,Richard
Thu, 27 Mar 2008 09:56:06 -0700, nass <nass@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
>"Richard Oliver" wrote:
>
>> A machine running XP Pro.
>> Has an internal modem which is not picked up by Outlook Express.
>> Control panel --Modem settings reports that the modem is not installed
>> properly---
>> But Device manager says that it is woking properly and the modem query
>> operation has the modem responding to the commands.
>>
>> I uninstalled the internal modem and installed a USRobotics modem which
>> was on the restart was picked up by the Op Sys and installed.
>>
>> Again the same problem--not picked up by Outlook Express ( perhaps the
>> wrong COM port) ?
>>
>> But again the conflicting reports from Control Panel and Device
>> Manager---
>>
>> Your kind assistance please ,Richard
>
>
>Let talk about your internet first, are you able to connect to the Internet
>and browse the web?. If yes then try this:
>
>Open the OE click Tools >> Accounts >> Highlight the account you are using
>hen click Properties.
>On the account properties click on Connection Tab make sure this check box
>is checked:
>[ ] Always connect to this account using:
> [ Local Area Network or /the modem ][v]
>You can click on the drop down list to select or click on Add to add the
>modem.
>Click [Apply..] then click [OK], you may need to reboot or just close and
>open the outlook Express, does it work?.
>If it didn't after you selected the right modem then you are not connected
>to the internet and you need to check your Security software not blocking
>both your OE and the Internet connection from accessing or having access to
>the net.
>HTH.
>nass
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