Psion Dacom Gold Card Modem Fails to Communicate in Windows XP
Method 2

Replace the mdmpsion.inf file in the c:\windows\inf folder with this one. Follow these simple steps to update the driver for the card in the Device Manager..."
Select the card and right click to open the properties box... 

 
Select the "Driver" tab and click "Update driver..." 

 

Select "Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)" and click "Next" 

 

Select "Don't search. I will choose the driver to install" and click "Next"

 

Select "Psion Dacom Gold Card Global 56K+Fax (V.90)" (or your card type from the list) and click "Next" 

 

As the driver file has been edited by Elan, it is no longer digitally signed. Click "Continue Anyway" otherwise the driver will not be updated!

 

Finally click "Finish" to complete the driver update.

 

Other Cards 

Other PCMCIA Card Types may also be effected by this problem!

We have noticed that the problematic registry key is also set in the drivers for the following card types, so you may be experiencing similar problems. Elan have not tested these fixes, so please ensure you have made appropriate back ups of any files!....

FIRST try method 1 above; If  this does not work, then download the appropriate driver for your card by clicking on your card type below... 

 

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