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From: Eddie on 9 Jul 2010 10:08
Hi all,,

Some might recall, others might not, but this post is regarding my 'dun'
crapping out if not used for anywhere under 30mins.

Have been away from computer for a while, and I forgot I still had the
problem.

98se
amd 1.33G
modem: external v90 currently set with a 'string' at 44,000bps,, of
which has always been fine.

All settings under Control Panel relating to modem are as they should
be, the same with settings under Device Manager.
Solutions I tried are:
1)setting the time to the limit of my isp
2)causing all radio boxes to go to null, ie, all greyed out, so that I
could check any change in problem.
3)re-installing drivers.
4)looked at modem logs...(anyone here speak da double-dutch?)
5)isp confirmed on three occasions now that the drop-outs are not from
their end.
6)been to forums and google and... and recently here.

Any help...

Ed
From: Fred on 11 Jul 2010 09:13
Eddie wrote:
> Hi all,,
>
> Some might recall, others might not, but this post is regarding my 'dun'
> crapping out if not used for anywhere under 30mins.
>
> Have been away from computer for a while, and I forgot I still had the
> problem.
>
> 98se
> amd 1.33G
> modem: external v90 currently set with a 'string' at 44,000bps,, of
> which has always been fine.
>
> All settings under Control Panel relating to modem are as they should
> be, the same with settings under Device Manager.
> Solutions I tried are:
> 1)setting the time to the limit of my isp
> 2)causing all radio boxes to go to null, ie, all greyed out, so that I
> could check any change in problem.
> 3)re-installing drivers.
> 4)looked at modem logs...(anyone here speak da double-dutch?)
> 5)isp confirmed on three occasions now that the drop-outs are not from
> their end.
> 6)been to forums and google and... and recently here.
>
> Any help...
>
> Ed


Could be heat related. Does the modem sit in a cool location?
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