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6 Quick Start and Reference Guide
you have two telephone lines and want to keep your
fax program running on one line while you access
the Internet on the other line. Another reason for
keeping your old modem would be that you antici-
pate being able to use “teaming” or “bonding” soft-
ware to use two modems and two phone lines for
faster Internet access.
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If you are removing your old modem:
Please refer to your modem manufacturer’s removal
instructions, if any. The following procedure should
work in most cases.
Note: You can also use this procedure if you ever
need to remove or relocate your PCI fax-
modem.
If you are simply relocating your PCI
faxmodem to a different PCI slot, you
must follow the procedures in this step and
then rerun the installation software
(Preparing the Computer, on page 4) be-
fore reinserting the PCI faxmodem in a new
slot.
Before you remove your old modem, you must in-
form Windows 95 or 98 that you are going to re-
move it before you physically do so. This helps to
prevent internal conflicts in Windows 95 as it allo-
cates its resources to your new faxmodem.
Follow these steps:
• Click on Start and point to Settings. Click on
Control Panel. When the Control Panel dis-
plays, double-click on the System icon.
• Click on the Device Manager tab. Scroll down
to the Modem entry.
• Click on the + sign in the little box next to this
entry to expand it. Find your existing modem in
the list and click on it by highlighting it.
• Now click on the Remove button. Click OK to
confirm that you are removing the modem.
Windows has now been informed of your intention