Sportster Flash
56K Professional Message Modem EXT
Courier I-modem EXT
Courier I-modem EXT PnP
Courier I-modem INT PnP
Courier V.Everything EXT (V.90&x2)
Courier V.Everything EXT PnP (V.90&x2)
Courier V.Everything INT (V.90&x2)
Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT4, Windows NT3.51, Windows ME, Windows 98SE, Windows 98, Windows 95, Windows 3.1
This is a whole bunch of drivers for USRobotics modems, even hard-to-find ones such as the USR Sportster Flash driver. They are updated drivers to those orginally released. They came straight from USR, but don't seem to be held on the websites any more. (Note Used in the UK, might not work in USA etc.)
Rogue (DG Member) on 30-Jun-2001
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The following files are found inside the driver download file.
Name | Size | Date |
---|---|---|
MDM3CMIE.INF | 56.8 KB | 14 Apr 1999 |
MDM3CMMO.INF | 51.7 KB | 14 Apr 1999 |
MDM3CMIM.INF | 56.1 KB | 14 Apr 1999 |
3COMSPTA.INF | 6.4 KB | 14 Oct 1998 |
MDM3CMMD.INF | 49.7 KB | 14 Apr 1999 |
MDM3CMI3.INF | 54.4 KB | 28 Oct 1999 |
MDM3CMCR.INF | 56.8 KB | 13 Apr 1999 |
MDM3CMVO.INF | 51.2 KB | 28 Oct 1999 |
USRIWAVE.INF | 2.0 KB | 4 Feb 1998 |
CONTENT.TXT | 2.1 KB | 28 Oct 1999 |
MDM3CMM2.INF | 51.8 KB | 14 Apr 1999 |
MSW3CMVO.INF | 2.0 KB | 28 Oct 1999 |
MDMWPCE.INF | 26.6 KB | 2 Oct 1997 |
MDM3CMI2.INF | 54.4 KB | 28 Oct 1999 |
MDMWPDS.INF | 21.6 KB | 23 Apr 1997 |
MDMUSRF2.INF | 63.9 KB | 11 Feb 1998 |
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