UBS Modem Problem
By Cato - usenet poster
I'm using D-Link DU-560M USB Modem, when I connect internet, fax document is
no problem.
But when I want to received fax, only manual mode can use, when switch to
auto receive mode, the modem can't detect any ring, means the modem don't
know the phone is ringing.
I'm using Bitfax and Winfax, both software also can't detect any call in
coming in.
When I'm using Win98 anything is perfect, but now I already change to WinXP.
Anyone can help me solve this problem ?
Regards
Vincnt
Solution #1
posted on Aug 11, 2005
Rachel007 - usenet poster
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How if, goto Start -> Printers and Faxes, then choose "setup faxing"?
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Solution #2
posted on Aug 11, 2005
Duke - usenet poster
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Oh yes, I had done that too and it worked for receiving fax. But I quickly
removed it as I couldn't use the modem to dial up until I kill that service.
Quite annoying really.
removed it as I couldn't use the modem to dial up until I kill that service.
Quite annoying really.
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Solution #4
posted on Aug 11, 2005
Melissa - usenet poster
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WinXP.
I remember I had the same problem before, Win2k detects no ring but worked
fine in Win98.
Not sure how to solve the problem though.
I remember I had the same problem before, Win2k detects no ring but worked
fine in Win98.
Not sure how to solve the problem though.
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Solution #5
posted on Aug 11, 2005
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It is a Windows policy settting.
1. Click Start > Run...
2. enter: faxserv.msc , click OK button.
3. Under 'Devices', you will see ur modem
4. Double click your modem name, and tick 'Enable receive'
5. click 'OK' and you are done!
Note: You can modify the default saving folder or print fax out once
received in 'Received Faxes' tab, after u double clicked 'your modem name'
Hope this help. :-)
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LcF
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1. Click Start > Run...
2. enter: faxserv.msc , click OK button.
3. Under 'Devices', you will see ur modem
4. Double click your modem name, and tick 'Enable receive'
5. click 'OK' and you are done!
Note: You can modify the default saving folder or print fax out once
received in 'Received Faxes' tab, after u double clicked 'your modem name'
Hope this help. :-)
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Regards,
LcF
Weblog: http://weblog.lcfwebsite.com
Online CV: http://www.lcfwebsite.com/resu me.htm
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