Dear frens,
I have installed driver for usb modem and gllink hardware that is found ,I am trying to connect to the intenet via usb modem,I have installed,but when I tries to connect,it shows "Opening port and shows dialing icon "an shows dialing failed,but it doessnot connect.

I have named connection as CDMA which shows : GLINK cdma modem

When I looked up the connection prpoerties,it shows the Glink is connected via modem glink cdma modem(COM3) at speed 230400 bps under General tab, Note: less than that speed i.e. 230400bps then it show "error: 691 hardware problem"
Under networking tab,it shows 2 options
PPP:Windows 95/98/NT4/2000,internet as default
Slip: UNIX connection(I have tried it also,no changes)

PS: the usb modem deive shows yellow blinking light when it is connected to usb port, I am sure usb modem is working good

After 1 minutes of failed dialing,it shows
Error #777(default number of my provider of usb internet). The connection attempt failed because the modem (or other connecting device) on the remote computer is out of order),what it means

I have looked at the device manager,it shows Port(COm & LPT)
Under it,Glink port(COM3)
Communications port(COM1)
Printer port(LPT1)

And,
What is the problem?? the internet connection is OK in latop as my frens mentioned,I have bought of one my frens who had a laptop

And,I tried second time,it shows

Error 633: The modem(or other connecting device is already in use) or is not configured properly..more info:633
Is there any settings to be changed in my desktop?


Please suggest me

Thanks

Do you have another modem (pci)in your computer configured

That sounds like a card cellular modem.

The #777 doesn't seem right for a number. Call it and see if you get a modem tone even for a second. The callmay also immediately drop. Only real way to know if call a FAX number and see if the calls drop.

Try *99***1# as the phone number.

#777 is the my telecom default number,I think changes cannot effect in the dailing

Other suggestion, though I will try it

Thanks for the anwers