Ping MSVP telcoms guru answer Weird phenomenon !!

There are two separate extensions ( installed by BT ) from main termination
point ( which is covered with a BT face plate)

1) One on Ground floor goes to BT socket - ADSL broadband connection via BT
ADS L splitter vi USB spped touch modem) linked to Laptop

2) Second Connection is Linked to via BT socket /ADSL splitter to 56K Dun
connection on PC

Problem/Symptoms

Screen shakes / mouse moves more rapidly active explorer windows close
Spell check also speeds up !!

But only When ADSL broadband is active on laptop
connected to ISP - PC Modem remains Connected via ADSL filter to 2nd Phone
line extension



Don't get any problems

a) if ADSL modem is disconnected !

OR

be) if I disconnect telephone wiring to 56K PC modem connection !

WHY ?


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> There are two separate extensions ( installed by BT ) from main
termination
> point ( which is covered with a BT face plate)
>
> 1) One on Ground floor goes to BT socket - ADSL broadband connection via
BT
> ADS L splitter vi USB spped touch modem) linked to Laptop
>
> 2) Second Connection is Linked to via BT socket /ADSL splitter to 56K Dun
> connection on PC
>
> Problem/Symptoms
>
> Screen shakes / mouse moves more rapidly active explorer windows close
> Spell check also speeds up !!

Which computer?

> But only When ADSL broadband is active on laptop
> connected to ISP - PC Modem remains Connected via ADSL filter to 2nd Phone
> line extension
>
>
>
> Don't get any problems
>
> a) if ADSL modem is disconnected !
>
> OR
>
> be) if I disconnect telephone wiring to 56K PC modem connection !
>
> WHY

Don't know, but not being offensive, the phoneline for the DUN modem is
connected to the Phone Jack on the splitter? You didn't expressly say.

Al Reeve


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Al Reeve <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
> > There are two separate extensions ( installed by BT ) from main
termination
> > point ( which is covered with a BT face plate)
> >
> > 1) One on Ground floor goes to BT socket - ADSL broadband connection
via> BT
> > ADS L splitter vi USB spped touch modem) linked to Laptop
> >
> > 2) Second Connection is Linked to via BT socket /ADSL splitter to 56K
Dun
> > connection on PC
> >
> > Problem/Symptoms
> >
> > Screen shakes / mouse moves more rapidly active explorer windows close
Spell check also speeds up !!
>
> Which computer? the PC upsatirs runing Win 98se
>
> > But only When ADSL broadband is active on laptop connected to ISP - PC
Modem remains Connected via ADSL filter to 2nd Phone
> > line extension
> >
> >
> >
> > Don't get any problems
> >
> > a) if ADSL modem is disconnected !
> >
> > OR
> >
> > be) if I disconnect telephone wiring to 56K PC modem connection !
> >
> > WHY
>
> Don't know, but not being offensive, the phoneline for the DUN modem is
> connected to the Phone Jack on the splitter? You didn't expressly say.


> YES


> Al Reeve
>
>
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What's an MSVP

Is it a Microsoft accreditation?
The only reference I could Google is Microsoft Vendor Program
I suppose Bill awards those to the guys who fix the free coffee and
confectionery machines that abound in his Seattle HQ.


Graham.

my mistake Subject header should read < ping MVPs telcoms guru answer Weird
phenomenon>

Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) program

see http://www.mvps.org/

Graham <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> What's an MSVP
>
> Is it a Microsoft accreditation?
> The only reference I could Google is Microsoft Vendor Program
> I suppose Bill awards those to the guys who fix the free coffee and
> confectionery machines that abound in his Seattle HQ.
>
>
> Graham.
>
>