>Just so you know, I set up DUN last nite under Win2K. Works like a champ. Another reason for me to use Win2K since I wasn't able to use my modem under NT.
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>>>Thanks for all the info so far.
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>>>One last question about Win2k. I had to quit accessing the network when I booted up under NT because I had updated the flash bios on my modem to 56k. This made the modem only work under 95/98. Do you think I should bother trying to get it to work under Win2k?
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>>Since Win2K now supports PnP and the WinModems, it can't hurt to try.

Actually, I came accross a problem when I installed my RC2 of Win2k that baffled me for a while (maybe a bug or suggestion to make to MS?). I tried to connect to the internet when I finished setting up, and wondering how the wizard was, I decided to go that route. However, it would tell me "If you cancel the wizard now, all the information will be lost" or along those lines, when I KNEW I didn't cancel it (rarely do I even notice a cancel button on installs ;)

Anyways, after about an hour of farting around, trying to set up a DUN connection manually and all, I noticed in the hardware manager that my modem had an error (3Com v.90 Fax Modem). I simply re-installed the drivers (thank God I had them elsewhere on HD), tried the wizard and it worked immediately. I was on in about 3 minutes after that.

Just wondering if anyone else experienced this, or if I should submit this problem to Microsoft (DUN wizards fail when modem is installed but in conflict, un-detected)?

Anywho, this was also to let others out there know if you come this problem, or you're the neighbourhood "computer guy" :)

Hugo