Download the latest version of the Actiontec 56K PCI Call Waiting Modem driver for your computer's operating system. Visitors have downloaded this file "pm560lkc_XP_drv.zip" 5,687 times with an aggregate rating of 5 out of 5 stars based on 28 reviews. Visitors have successfully installed this driver on PCs running Windows XP. The total disk space used for this update is 78.2 KB.
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3.0 (2001-11-19) via .inf
XP drivers for the Actiontec V.90 PCI Call Waiting modem - also downloadable from Windows Update as of 3/13/02 - AT commands to configure the call waiting features don't seem to work, so use the included program 'callwait.exe' (it's from the Win9x drivers). If you're installing this because you're experiencing crashes in XP, but the updated drivers don't work, also try updating your firmware, available at Actiontec's site (www.actiontec.com)
Infinia (DG Member) on 13-Mar-2002
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The following files are found inside the driver download file.
Name | Size | Date |
---|---|---|
MDMATPCI.CAT | 7.8 KB | 4 Dec 2001 |
MDMATPCI.INF | 57.5 KB | 26 Dec 2001 |
CALLWAIT.EXE | 163.8 KB | 14 May 1999 |
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