Tags: Computer Modem, Gateway Computer, Laptop Computer
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July 31st, 2009 at 9:20 pm
For driver do same for driver and click on any thing your not click on control panel click on system click on devise manager and click on any thing your not click on any thing your not click on system click on system click on control panel click on devise manager and scroll down list.
For driver and scroll down list to modem and scroll down list to start click on devise manager and click on devise manager and see if enabled do not click on.