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June 14th, 2004 13:00

Dial up connections unable to establish

I was able to make a connection once.  But then, based on an email from Dell, took several steps to remove a "bxx5" error message.  Once that was removed, I was no longer able to connect to the internet using my dial up.  I have done a reinstall repair, per advice from Dell, and have removed all viruses and parasites as well. 

When I try to make a new dial up I chose create one manually, and then it takes me to a page with an option already marked - broadband.  The computer does have an ethernet but I need to use a telephone connection for the time being.  I have checked device manager, the modem is there.  When I switch over to check modem and phones I get a phone and modem contraol can' t be opened, problem starting telephony source.  I don't know if this is the problem or not. 

I don't want to network, I just want to create a dial up to my internet provider.

Hope I posted this in the right place.

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June 14th, 2004 19:00

No it isn't but thats ok.  The first thing I would try is to boot into the Safe Mode (F8 as Windows starts) and go to the Device Manager and remove all modem entries and then reboot and let the modem be found again, then try to establish a dialup account.
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