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Disabling V.90  

                   The purpose of this site is to help you disable the V90 protocol in order to connect to the
         internet so that you may download the newest version of the V90 protocol. Most modems on the
         shelves and/ or preinstalled in most computers right now have old or half versions of V90 which
         are not compatible with today's V90 standard.

            Where to download V.90 

        How to disable the V.90 protocol

  1. Open "My Computer".
  2. Open "Dial-Up Networking".
  3. Right Click on the icon used to connect with, then Left Click on "Properties".
  4. At the bottom of the window, Click the button "Configure".
  5. At the top of the next page, Click on the Tab called "Connection".
  6. Near the bottom of the next page, Click on the "Advanced" button.
  7. At the bottom of this page, Click in the "Extra Setting" box and type in the appropriate code.
    (see below for appropriate code)

         US Robotics                 TI (Texas Instruments)              Zoom
        Lucent (LT Win)          Global Village Teleport
        Lucent Venus               Hays Acurra
        Rockwell                      Compaq Presario
        Rockwell HFC               Motorola - Hayes

 

US Robotics

  x2 on, V.90 off x2 off, V.90 on Both off Both on*
Sportster** S32=66 S32=34 S32=98 S32=2
Courier S58=32 S58=1 S58=33 S58=0


Lucent chipset modems
For Apollo (LT Win modem) and Mars (LT PCI Win modem)

  Enable V.90 Disable V.90 Enable K56flex Disable K56flex
  -V90=1 -V90=0 S38=1 S38=0


Lucent chipset modems cont.
For Venus chipsets

  Disable V.90 V.90 or K56flex Disable K56flex
  S109=0 S109=1 S109=2


Rockwell chipset modems:                                                                                                                                          Top

Disable V.90 (V.90 only),
Disabled K56flex and V.34		 Disabled K56flex Disable V.90 and K56flex,
use V.34 (28.8/33.6) 
+MS=12,1  +MS=12,1,34667,56000  +MS=56,1  +MS=11,1 


For Rockwell HFC chips:
(The modem will usually say this either on the driver name or with the command lines ATI3 or ATI6)

V.90 Disabled
(K56flex will still work) 		 K56flex Disabled
(V.90 will still work) 		 Disable V.90 and K56flex,
(use V.34 (28.8/33.6) 
+MS=V90  +MS=K56FLEX  +MS=V34 


For most TI Chipsets:

Enhanced
Performance		 Disable X2 Disable X2
enable v.90		 Disable X2
Disable V.90		 disable V.90 and K56flex,
use V.34 Only (28.8/33.6)
S15=128 S32=32 S32=34 S32=66 +MS=11,1


Global Village Teleport K56Flex:

Disable V.90
(K56flex will still work)		 K56flex Disabled
(V.90 will still work)		 Disable V.90 and K56flex,
use V.34 (28.8/33.6)
AT&F1+MS=12,1 AT&F1+MS=56,1 AT&F1+MS=11,1


Hays Acurra 56K modem                                                                                                                                              Top

Disable V.90  Disable Flex
ATS109=0 ATS38=0 


Compaq Presario 56KFlex modem:

Disable V.90
-AT S32f 


Motorola - Hayes modems 

Disable Flex to 33,600 or less
+MS=11,1,300,33600


Zoom modems                                                                                                                                                              Top

Disable V.90 Disable Flex
S95=1+MS=11 S58=0

 

Additional INIT String for Modems:
Init String for LT Win Modem - &F&C1&D2X7\N5\Q3\D1
Init String for IBM MWAVE - &D2&C1X4V1Q0S7=70\N7\Q3