Driver needed for unidentified modem

[goodafterbad]

I am using windows XP. I need to download a driver for the modem on my computer. I have looked at it and it has no obvious maker name. There is a small sticker on ot with M156AMB and 040705542 which is also bar coded. The Modem is less than two months old.

Can anyone identify the maker from this sticker?

 

[kodi]

Download Belarc Advisor and run it and it will give you all your System Specs

 

[zeddy]

I believe thats an ambient (AMB) chipset, support through intel check out here .

 

[Triple6]

Everest may help. You can get it here: http://www.lavalys.com/products/download.php?pid=1&lang=en&pageid=3

Then select Devices and Physical Devices and look for a modem device in the list - this will give you a better idea of the manufacturer and model.

 

[goodafterbad]

Download Belarc Advisor and run it and it will give you all your System Specs

Thanks Kodi. I downloaded Belarc onto a floppy and transferred it over on to the other computer. It works rather neatly but unfortunately does not appear to have detected or identified the modem. I thought it might be too good to be true. It does give a neat description of my set up so it will be useful in other ways. Thanks very much.

 

[Triple6]

Everest can detect hardware without looking at drivers unlike Belarc.

 

[old tek]

need more info..post part num. on all chip's and check for a FCC id no.

 

[goodafterbad]

Thank you all for the suggestions.
I do have one other problem which may not be much of a problem for you. I've downloaded the Everest utility suggested by Triple onto the computer I am using with a working modem. (Windows 98) . It is 2.6MB. The only way I can transfer it to the other computer with the unidentified modem is by floppy disks. (i.4MB). I have tried using BACKUP which verifies that it has saved the file to 2 floppy disks but the other computer will not RESTORE them. The other computer is running windowsXP.

Any suggestions.

Thanks TEC there is no fcc number. It isn't a requirement here in the UK apparantly. I'll follow up your suggestion of identifying the chips if I get stuck on this EVEREST download.

 

[goodafterbad]

Thanks Trip Everest did identify it. It was an Intel EP236 V.92.

I've downloaded a driver from the net and it works

Thanks Zeddy You guessed right about intel from very limited info.
Thanks Tec and Kodi for your effort.

This may have been a small thing for you but it was a very big one for me