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I was very fortunate that the owner had the original CD for the modem. I removed the modem in 'devices' then refreshed and loaded drivers from CD. It took comm 4 and works. Before this I tried most of the suggestions above to no avail. I will now think twice (10x) before removing an ISA modem...

TekTippy4U: Sys info only showing Comm 1 & 2. In Control Panel-Modem-General tab, shows modem -> Diagnostics shows it on Comm 3, more info... "Couldn't open port". It is using IRQ 9. (Comm ports 1 & 2 are OK). No noticable problems in sys info panes. Mainegeek: No jumpers. Tried...

I am running Win98 with an internal ISA SM56 Motorola modem. Removed old drivers which removed Comm port 3. Refreshing the device list will detect the modem. I load drivers but will not assign it to port 3. The modem takes port 5 instead which the computer will not recognize. How can I get port...

Creating offline Access files should be handled in Access through: Tools - Replication - Create Replica, then Synchronize Now.

I had a similar problem on Win98se for months a while back. I upgraded Internet Explorer to IE6 (for other reasons) and the directories reappeared in Windows Explorer. Coincidental?

I had identical problems on IBM machines w/ Matrox video cards (it happened on 5 of the 7 systems). The batch of video cards were bad, which after the initial HD activity, the systems seamed dead. In the meantime, I was able to remove the AGP video card and plug the monitor to the motherboard...

You should also be able to change the BIOS boot options to boot from CD. Keep the 1st option to floppy, change second device to CD, 3rd to Hard drive. When your running normal again, reset 2nd device back to hard drive.

I know of 3 ways for replicating in W2K 1) DFS (as above) if you are using Active Directory but I don't know much about it. 2) Briefcase: Manual replication - gives you full control of each modified file replication. 3) Offline files: Can be replicated automatically on a schedule. Make sure it...