Which modem do you have? If it is not a fully hardware-based modem, it
may not be recognized by Windows until you run the driver setup program
that comes with the modem. Most modems these days fall into this
category.
I do not know if the Del key is the right key or not. Other possibilities
usually include F1, F2, or F10. Sometimes, I just bang on all the keys at
the same time, with the hope that it will produce a keyboard error, thus
letting me into the BIOS.
--Alex
"J. P. Willis" wrote:
> I inherited an old SD11 and have to re-instal Windows 98.
>
> It has a network card since someone used it for boadband. This net
> card conflicts with the modem that is also installed. The netcard
> shows the dialup adapter under device manager. Theere is one serial
> port show so the other muct have been dropped out and the slot
> replaced with the modem. Anyway the modem will not show up in device
> manager.
>
> How do I get the dialup adapter to be with the modem I am thinking of
> removing the netcard since it is no longer needed.
>
> I need to get to CMOS. I have been unable to do so by pressing the
> delete key during bootup. Is this the correct key but the machine is
> moving too fast for me or is there another key I should be using to
> enter CMOS? Your help will be appreciated.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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