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I agree. Same thing happened to me with a 755CDV. Boy, was I embarassed when that was the problem. -- Mark Ellis Picatinny Arsenal, NJ <mellis@ramcad.pica.army.mil> ---------- > From: Will Dunn/Leopard Communications <wdunn@leopard.com> > To: Rick Tait <rickt@psa.pencom.com> > Cc: thinkpad@cs.utk.edu > Subject: Re: MWave modem under Win95? > Date: Wednesday, June 12, 1996 11:10 AM > > Rick-- > > My bet is that the jack that connects with the ThinkPad is not seated > properly. If you flip the keyboard up there is a blue switch which locks > down the floppy drive. When this is pushed all the way to the left it > pops out the phone jack. I have found that having the phone cord still > connected and applying a gentle tug will help pull the jack free. Then > place it back into its slot and make sure it is seated properly. This > worked when my 755CX was new and had a similar problem. Since then I > have configured 755CX with WIN95 and have gotten the modems to run at > 28.8 just fine. Good luck. > > --wwd > > Will Dunn > Leopard Communications > Boulder, CO > > On Wed, 12 Jun 1996, Rick Tait wrote: > > > Hi folks, > > > > I've got a Thinkpad 755CX upon which I just installed Win95. > > I upgraded the BIOS with the disk that Tech Support recommended, I > > have installed the MWave drivers for both DOS and Windows - the > > audio facilities of the MWave DSP are working fine (I have > > Windows sound and all that jazz), and Win95 *is* seeing the DSP > > modem just fine, BUT, whenever I try and use it, the modem just > > isn't getting any dialtone, when I know that the line I am using > > is fine. > > > > Is there anything special I need to do to get this 28.8 modem > > working properly? > > > > Any help and hints would be greatly appreciated, > > /rickt > > -- > > rickt@psa.pencom.com > > "I came to this country to chew bubblegum and to kick your ass" > > > > > >