#Conexant 56k modem driver download install

They have since gone out of business, so I cannot ask them for another copy of the driver. I have also tried lots of 3rd party drivers from people who had the same problem as I had, but none of them worked (one of them actually caused my computer to become seriously unstable).Īre there any users out there who bought a computer from Internet City (based in Tauranga) early last year/late 2001, who has a 56k modem, and the driver for it? I suspect that these modems were the cheap ones which they would have used in all their systems. This is apparently quite a widespread problem, as I have seen a lot of forum posts about the same problem (doing a google search). I am absolutely certain that it's an HSF modem, because they were the drivers I previously had. The Aztech drivers I'm currently using have the same problem - they work, but the speaker won't shut up after it connects. I have tried the generic Soft56k modem drivers with Windows, and they work, but not properly. I have tried the win2k drivers on the CD which was supplied, but they do not work. I've already tried the generic drivers on the Conexant website (both HSF and HCF). The CD which came with it was designed for Win9x, so it's no help whatsoever.

I know for certain that the modem is a Conexant Soft56 HSF Modem, Vendor 127A. From what I remember, the original driver I had seemed to be a Win2k one which had been modifed to trick WinXP into thinking it was a WinXP driver.

This package supports the following driver models: Conexant 56K Modem Full Specifications. I have worked my way around this by plugging a 3.5mm stereo plug into the speaker out socket on my modem. Download Conexant 56K Modem for Windows to modem driver. I'm currently using the Aztech Soft56k modem driver, which works, apart from the fact that the speaker does not shut up after it connects.

#Conexant 56k modem driver download install

Somehow I have lost my backup CD, so I cannot install the proper driver. The person I bought the computer from claimed that the driver was on the 'Windows XP 3 CD'.

I originally had it, when I bought my computer, and I had burnt it onto a CD for backup purposes.