"john f" <jo...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi John,
Is it a modem built onto the motherboard, or a PCI add in card modem?
I've had many instances of those types that prevent Standby. Driver
issue I guess. I now use USB modems and those work a lot better for me.
You'll have to test different kinds to see what works.
Terry R.
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Have you entered the computer's BIOS and disabled the "Wake-on-Ring"
function of the integrated modem?
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"Bruce Chambers" <bcha...@cable0ne.n3t> wrote in message
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Oh, you're very probably correct, but I wanted to cover another
possibility, particularly since a great many posters don't always use
technically accurate descriptions of what they're doing or seeing. (And
since external modems - other than the DSL or Cable varieties) are a
rarity, these days.)