Error 815. The broadband netwrok connection could not be established on your computer because the remote server is not responding. Please contact your internet service provider and inquire about the correct value for this field and update it in the connection prioperties.
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I am running WindowsXP Sp2, and am on dialup connection and have already checked my firewalled configurations for my browser and security programs.
when i connect my modem to MTNL connection i get a Error 777: The connection attempt failed because the modem or other connecting device on the remote computer is out of order.
its a dialup connection modem to the telephone line
what should i do?
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This is not a problem with my computer, but a problem with a computer of my supervisor at work. Her computer was working fine, until one day, when her computer suddenly proclaimed an error 797, which, according to the error description, was due to the ‘modem being busy or not found’. She does not know what caused this, and whenever she tries to connect (she has a dial-up connection), the modem does not try to dial — it immediately throws that error. Looking at her computer, I noted that her modem did not appear in the Device Manager, and also that something called a ‘PCI Communications Controller’ had a question mark beside it — indicative of an error with the associated drive. We have tried to reinstall the modem (with the Creative CD that she had), but the reinstallation does not seem to have work. We were wondering if anyone had any other suggestions, because she is desperately in need of checking her e-mail. Thanks. =)
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Tagged communications controller, Computer, connection, creative cd, Day, device manager, dial up connection, Dialup, dialup connection, e mail, error, error 797, fine, mail thanks, modem, PCI, problem, question mark, supervisor, work
This is not a problem with my computer, but a problem with a computer of my supervisor at work. Her computer was working fine, until one day, when her computer suddenly proclaimed an error 797, which, according to the error description, was due to the ‘modem being busy or not found’. She does not know what caused this, and whenever she tries to connect (she has a dial-up connection), the modem does not try to dial — it immediately throws that error. Looking at her computer, I noted that her modem did not appear in the Device Manager, and also that something called a ‘PCI Communications Controller’ had a question mark beside it — indicative of an error with the associated drive. We have tried to reinstall the modem (with the Creative CD that she had), but the reinstallation does not seem to have work. We were wondering if anyone had any other suggestions, because she is desperately in need of checking her e-mail. Thanks. =)
Thanks for the help, guys. But I forgot to mention — this is an internal modem. And we have tried to install the driver with the CD given us (from ‘Creative’), but for some reason, the driver doesn’t seem to have been installed — for one thing, the modem does not appear in the Device Manager before *or* after. Nor does it appear in the Phone and Modem Options.
Thanks again. =)
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Tagged communications controller, Computer, connection, creative cd, Day, device manager, dial up connection, Dialup, dialup connection, e mail, error, error 797, fine, mail thanks, modem, PCI, problem, question mark, supervisor, work
