=================Restart Your ModemSometimes modems will "lock" into a mode and won't respond to anyinitialization or "AT" commands. Often times, powering down the PC and turningit back on a few moments later will reset the modem to its default state andit will again accept your commands. It may only be necessary to exit Windowsif you are using Win 3.x or if you are using Windows 95/98/NT then restartingthe PC by using the "Start, Shut Down, Restart the Computer" option, which isa little faster than having to completely power off the PC.Rather than wasting time with a completely non-responsive modem (assuming ithad been working prior to its non-responsiveness) this will often fix theproblem.CptSiskoX@Geocities.com========================Call The Better Business BureauHas a modem company mistreated you as a customer or not come through on apromise they advertised on the box your modem came in? Were you promised freeupgrades only to find it's a hassle to get them to deliver on it/them? Thenyou aren't alone. If this has happened to you, then you can visit The BetterBusiness Bureau at www.bbb.org an submit a complaint, stating what hadhappened and providing all relevant information. This isn't by any meanslimited to modems, but in this case it was. If any company, computer-relatedor otherwise tries not to deliver on their promises, I would definitely saythis is a course of action you have open to you. The page you will need tovisit to actually complete the complaint is:http://www.bbb.org/complaints/consumerform.htmlDo *NOT* mention me in your complaint please as I have NOTHING to do with yourindividual complaints. I am NOT affiliated with The Better Business Bureau inany way and do not wish to associate myself with them, but they may be able tohelp you if you've been mistreated by a company.CptSiskoX@Geocities.com========================Cut Connection TimeIf the "Log on to network" option is selected, Dial-Up Networking tries tofind a Micro...
