Works, but none of my 16-bit communication programs work. I'm using Windows 95 built in PCMCIA support. This technique can apply to all availableĥ. In a box down towards the bottom of the Properties screen. This can be accomplished by selecting COM2 under System In Control Panel, double-click the System Settings and deselectĬOM2. When auto-detect tries to add a new modem at COM 2, Com 3 Irq 5 (if not used by your sound card)Ĥ.You may want to try using one of the more commonly To basic VGA, and find the modem now works at that setting, then the problem If you configure your Windows 95 graphic driver We have found there is an addressing conflict with certain I configured my modem to COM4/IRQ3, but it doesn'tĬlick Windows Start, point to Settings and click Control Will be able to address the entire TAPI system. Once this is complete, HyperTerminal, MSN,ĭial-Up networking, and any other Windows 95 native communications applications Double-click the Modem's icon then add the appropriateĬOM Port and modem combination. To configure TAPI,Ĭlick Windows Start, point to Settings, and click Control Of a COM Port, a modem, and a set of dialing rules. They access what is called the TAPI interface, which is a combination How are 32-bit communication programs, handledģ2-bit, or Windows 95 native communication programs do not directly accessĬOM Ports. Windows 95 replaces your current Windows 3.1 COM driver with COMM.DRVĢ. Over Windows 3.1, and the COMM.DRV= line in the Windows system.iniįile was set to RHSICOM.DRV, you must edit the system.ini fileĪnd replace COMM.DRV=COMM.DRV with COMM.DRV=RHSICOM.DRV. The COM Port directly, which Windows 95 natively supports. Programs to see the modem under Windows 95. No additional work is required for your 16-bit communication Can I still use my 16-bit communications software This document provides answers to common Windows 95 Questions. When you are finished, click the Close Window button located at the upper-right or bottom of the page to close this window and return to the previous page. To print this document, click the Print button on your browser's toolbar. This page has been designed for printability.

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