Version .92 - .90 Modem Drivers

Here is my dilemma:


I installed a new modem about three months ago, and just let XP install the generic drivers, v.90. Soon after I decided to install the drivers that came with the modem, v.92 drivers. Turns out that my ISP cannot handle v.92 yet, so I had to drop the line speed down using the command AT+MS=V34,0 . That worked out fine until I noticed the phone line was not getting disconnected occasionally. It almost seemed like the modem was not giving out a disconnect command.

Now, what I think I have to do is re-install the generic XP drivers.

How would I go about removing the old v.92's, and reinstalling the v.90's?

Is there another way around my problem?

Any help is greatly appreciated, and thanks to anyone who replies in advance.





-Mike658

Athlon 1ghz
Windows XP
384Mb RAM
GeForce 2 Mx400 64mb
Soundblaster Live! X-Gamer!
40gb HD

Usually winxp will make a backup of older drivers before the updating to new ones. There should be a restore point for the old drivers if you go into the device manager and look up the modem driver properties. I forget where since I haven't touched xp in a while.

Roll back the driver in the properties for the modem in device manager.