Re: LINKING PROBLEMS with TI-GraphLink and WIN98
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Re: LINKING PROBLEMS with TI-GraphLink and WIN98
I found the solution. You mensioned the CMOS, that's it.
If anyone has a problem alike, go to the BIOS, there'll be in one of the
menu's something like primary com and secondary com. The first one will
be com1, and the second com2. change the com2 to your GL, it will not
harm anything and your win98 (and maybe 95) will still recognize the
modem.
Thanks Michael
Michael Astrauskas wrote:
> Eden Cohen wrote:
>
> > I have a TI-Graph link. Windows 98. Modem set for COM2, and
> > a Serial cable on COM4 (where the Graph link should be).
> > These are the settings, so don't say "are you sure you modem
> > is really on COMx......".
> > I can't seem to configure my COM4 in the "System Properties"
> > and there is also some sort of crash between Com2 and Com4,
> > so my modem cannot work with the Cable.
> > In windows 95, I had to configure COM4 instead of COM2 every
> > session I wanted to use it, and when I reseted my computer,
> > COM2 worked again.
> >
> > Please, if you know how to solve this, answer me.
> > And either give full answers or no answers, I am tired of all
> > these people which answer 2 lines and think that will help.
> >
> > Thank you in advance.
>
> Pop up your control panel, and go into System. Find COM ports
> and open it. Select COM4 and then press [Properties]. Go to the
> Resources tab and check the box on the bottom for conflicts.
> Also, check the same for COM2. If you want to risk it, turn off
> Automatic Settings and tell Windows to use a different 'Basic
> Configuration.' If Automatic Settings is off, turn it on.
>
> Another problem may be your BIOS, press [F1]/[Del]/whatever
> on start up and look at the addresses for your COM ports. You
> may need to change them. (I seriously doubt this, though.)
>
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