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6. If you get a message that indicates that you need to restart the PC before you can use the modem,
click OK. Then, perform a shutdown and restart your PC. Otherwise, you may be prompted to restart
the PC. If that is the case, click Yes or OK to perform the shutdown.
Note: If you were not prompted to restart the PC, restart the PC to force a rewrite of changed data.
Installing PC modem for Windows XP:
To install the PC modem on your system running Windows XP, follow these steps.
If you are installing a PC modem that requires specific drivers, use the instructions that the modem
manufacturer provides. Otherwise, follow these steps:
1. Click Start → Settings → Control Panel → Phone and Modem Options.
2. If you are currently in the Modems tab of the Phone and Modem Options folder, click Add and then
click Next. Otherwise, if you are at the Install New Modem window, click Next. The PC should find
the new modem and report its location.
3. When the window shows the modem it found, click Next to accept it. The PC will now load the
driver code to support it.
4. Click Finish to return you to the Phone and Modem Options folder.
5. Close the Phone and Modem Options folder.
6. If you get a message that indicates that you need to restart the PC before you can use the modem,
click OK. Then, perform a shutdown and restart your PC. Otherwise, you may be prompted to restart
the PC. If that is the case, click Yes or OK to perform the shutdown.
Note: If you were not prompted to restart the PC, restart the PC to force a rewrite of changed data.
Granting remote access
You need to grant remote access in order for a remote console to have access to the local console.
Select the following instructions based on your operating system:
Related tasks
"Creating and configuring incoming connections for Windows 2000" on page 38
You need to complete these steps to create and configure incoming connections for Windows 2000.
Granting remote access for Windows 2000:
To grant remote access using the Windows 2000 Incoming Connections, follow these steps.
1. Click Start.
2. Select Settings.
3. Select Control Panel.
4. Select Network and Dial-up Connections.
Note: If Incoming Connections does not exist, you have to install it. To install Incoming Connections,
refer to: Create and configure incoming connections .
5. Click Incoming Connections.
6. Click the Users tab
7. In the Users allowed to connect field, select the check box next to the user ID for which you want to
grant remote access.
Related tasks
"Creating and configuring incoming connections for Windows 2000" on page 38
You need to complete these steps to create and configure incoming connections for Windows 2000.
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