Manually Installing your Modem
                            in Windows 95

1.  If Windows 95 correctly identifies your modem, you are ready to
    start installing your communication software. Skip the rest of this
    document. If Windows 95 did not correctly, identify your modem,
    continue with #2.

2.  Although Windows 95 is much more robust at detecting IRQ
    conflicts, it appears to be much less forgiving when hardware 
    devices are not configured properly . Make sure the modem is 
    set on it's own COM Port & IRQ.

3.  Go into the Control Panel(Start/Settings/Control Panel).

4.  Select Add New Hardware.

5.  Select Modems.

6.  Pick the model modem you have(or the closest to it ).


Note:  As new products become available, we create configuration files
       for use under Windows 95. These are not always available on the 
       same day as the product is released, so periodically check our 
       file sections for updates. If you download one of these updates, 
       place it in the Windows\inf directory.  This will need to be done
       via the DOS prompt on most systems since the .\INF directory is
       typically marked "hidden".  At the C: prompt, type CD\WINDOWS\INF
       and hit enter.  Then type, for example, COPY MDMUSRVI.INF and hit
       enter (use the appropriate INF file name after COPY) and hit enter.