Windows 10: Dial Up Modem Won't Work On Windows 10

I have just updated to Windows 10 on 3 computers, and have 3 Zoom USB Modems (#3095).


I cannot send or receive any data via dialup on these modems.


I have an 8-year-old machine that is still running Windows 7, and the modems work fine on that one.


I called Zoom Tech support today, and was told that the drivers that I had updated to are the correct ones.


The Tech Support Rep at Zoom said that dialup modems worked on Windows 10 early on, and stopped working entirely once a Windows 10 was released several years ago. He told me that they haven't been able to get their dialup modems to work on Windows 10 since then, and said that he knows of no other analog (dialup) modems that work on Windows 10.


He recommended going back to Windows 7, which I'd prefer not to do. Has there been any workaround that enables dialup through Windows 10?

:)

 

Dial modem (Nokia 208) is not working in Windows 10

i am facing a problem in windows 10, i am using internet through Dial up connection, Nokia 208 by making it modem.

I have been using the same for months on windows 7, 8 and 8.1. and there was no problem modem connection was perfectly working but when i install windows 10 then this is not working.

The step are:

1. Set Nokia 208 on Modem connectivity mode.

2. Install Nokia connectivity driver on PC.

3. Internet options>>Connections>>Add>>Dial up>>Nokia USB Modem>>ISP information>>connect.

Above mention steps i have followed for a lot of time and this was perfectly working BUT IN WINDOWS 10 IT IS NOT WORKING..

i have tried my best by reinstalling drivers, Nokia connectivity driver, unplug-plug device, restarting PC...but nothing helps.

same dial up connection i am using on other windows but problem is in windows 10 only.

Can anyone please help me in this?

Sorry for my language

 

dial up modem for windows 10

Hi,



Thank you for replying.



I would suggest that you perform the steps mentioned below and check if you can connect to the network.



Method 1: Run hardware and Device troubleshooter

• Click on the Start button, and type “Troubleshooting” on the search bar.
• Click on troubleshooting, then click on “Hardware and sound”.
• Under Hardware and sound, click on “hardware and devices”.
• A pop-up will appear, click on the “Next” button and your hardware troubleshooting will start.

Method 2:

Try running the Network troubleshooter to see if it can diagnose and fix the problem.

•Make sure you're dialing the correct number, including any required access numbers (such as 9), and that the number isn't busy.

•Make sure the phone jack is working. To test this, plug in a phone to see if there is a dial tone.

•Make sure the phone cable is plugged into the "line" jack on your modem, not the "telephone" jack.

•Make sure the phone cable isn't defective by plugging a phone into the "telephone" jack on your modem. If there's a dial tone, the phone cable is working.

•If you have call waiting, try turning it off, and then try connecting again.

•Your ISP might have disconnected you if you weren't interacting with the website for a while. Try connecting again.

•If someone picked up the phone while you were online, you might have been automatically disconnected. Try connecting again.

•Most dial-up modems work only with analog phone lines. Verify that you have analog phone lines installed, or, if you have digital phone lines installed, verify that your PC has a digital modem.

•Make sure your modem is working properly. For more info, check the info that came with your modem or go to the manufacturer's website.

•Contact your telephone company to verify the quality of your phone line.



Hope this information is helpful. Please do let us know if you need further assistance, we’ll be glad to assist you.

 

Smart Dialing reportedly demoed for Windows 10 on phone

Read more: Smart Dialing reportedly demoed for Windows 10 on phone | Windows Central