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ok i made a video of all the exact steps please let me know if i did anything wrong. note, i did switch the one string value to binary and it still did not work this is how it should be done if you can get it to work nice but i was unable too even with this guide. im hoping impulse can find the error in this.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYJA5bN9dxM[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyjmACqQiwY[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=444hqVVLmXQ[/youtube]

Did you get it to work though?

negative thats why i made the vid so they can physicaly see if there is a mistake

I am "comparing notes" and I am currently reviewing your video. I will note that I used PW3.0 and I put the "1" in the wrong place (I put it in the area code area...I can't believe I did that!

I will review, make changes and post my results, together, we will get this going! I still thank SyntexError for putting this together.

yeah i think we need to see pictures of his reg etc.. mostly because when i was scanning my registry there are files like Voice to data answer voice answer etc.. i wonder if you edit those registry's instead if it would work. also i noticed that all of my registry for my voice modem did not have cap letters in it. while the edits i made does, i wonder if that affects anything?

His account says he hasn't logged in hear since May 23rd so one of the Admins would have to retrieve his email address and contact him.

probly idk if he even plays his dreamcast onine

No last year at the end I remember he was a very active PSO player here.

Ok, I have the answer to some things I saw in the video.

1. In the "Registry Edit" portion, that should be:

Once that is open you will see a lot of modem binary strings. What you want to do here is to add a new binary. This is simple just right click, go to "binary" value and add it. Once it is added do the following: name it <h10>s Once it is named, right click on it, go to Modify binary. Put this into the value data box: 08 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Press ok and it is done.

You should not see a square. If you see a square, you made a string, not a binary. It is a binary, not a string that you create.

2. Windows Config section, near the end there is a section that reads:

Second option is TCP/IP address assignment, check the specify TCP/IP address enter this into the From and To boxes From:192.168.1.1 To:192.168.1.2...

Those IP addresses should not be out of the range of your router. I noted the differences between your IP settings (DNS1 & DNS2) and your Windows Config entry. I will be changing this portion of my registry tonight when the kiddies are sleeping. I do believe I still need to hunt around for a voice modem being it seems this is the only hardware that I am having problems with. I'll keep you posted.

Yeah i purposly put down new string file because thats what the guide said, but i did change it like i said before i posted the videos. as for the ip addresses what do you mean? just ad some dots at the end instead of just leaving it?