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ftp://ftp.diamondmm.com/pub/communications/supra/supraexpress_56-driv...

Anyone know if these work on Windows 2000?   because my modem still has the
problem where it always show 115 kbps connect speed instead of the real 33.6
speed or whatever...

You can fix that easily enough. If you look up your modem book it will tell
you the options - one of which is whether it should report DTE or DCE speed
on connection (eg either connect speed or terminal speed) so just change the
setting. From what I have seen though dialup networking seems to set its
line speed to the reported connect speed (eg I actually get faster surfing
after manually setting it to report the DTE speed of 115200 rather than the
33600 connects.
ftp://ftp.diamondmm.com/pub/communications/supra/supraexpress_56-driv...

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> Anyone know if these work on Windows 2000?   because my modem still has
the
> problem where it always show 115 kbps connect speed instead of the real
33.6
> speed or whatever...

The Supra drivers (derivatives of the Rockwell/Lucent-written drivers) are
apparently written to report the port speed. This is a standard problem with
the drivers for modems that use the Rockwell/Lucent chipsets. You need to
either add W2 to the Extra settings for the modem.

Mark Phillips
MS-MVP

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> > Anyone know if these work on Windows 2000?   because my modem still has
> the
> > problem where it always show 115 kbps connect speed instead of the real
> 33.6
> > speed or whatever...

Luckily I was able to change it for a US Robotics modem.

Quote:

> > > Anyone know if these work on Windows 2000?   because my modem still
has
> > the
> > > problem where it always show 115 kbps connect speed instead of the
real
> > 33.6
> > > speed or whatever...

Hi, I had that before and had to completely uninstall and then re-install
before they would work. Not necessarily a fault with the drivers, just the
way of OS's sometimes I guess.
Chris