PC Pals Forum
Technical Help & Discussion => Self Building, Upgrading & General Hardware Help => Topic started by: Reno on August 04, 2004, 04:54
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Im fixing an uncles machine that got zapped in a thunderstorm a couple of days ago. The hd got fried so im having to look up all the drivers for some of these old cards.
The last one i have left seems to be the hardest to find so far. Its an old school 56k modem produced by intel.
FCC NO: 5RJ TAI 34711-M5-F
its got a sn sticker here F0082AD2H016286
more identification numbers on the other side
model AMI-2019F/2019C CPIM0P2019-03
I even found its name but no driver
MODEM INTERNAL Intel 56K v.90 PCI software winmodem voice/fax/data
i didn't get jackcrap from intels driver site. maybe yall will have more luck than i did.
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http://www.modem-help.com/chipsets.php?mid=120&nbd=706 (http://www.modem-help.com/chipsets.php?mid=120&nbd=706)
:)
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google never seems to show the foreign sites. I didn't even know about that driver archive. Thanks a load for the new source. :o