I have a modem in my PowerBook Duo 2300c, but AOL Says no modem is present & it asks me to turn on the modem if I have one & try again. I wondering if there is a power switch to this internal modem. I saw a picture of one for this model PowerBook for sale on eBay & it looks like there is some kind of switch about an inch away from the RJ45 telephone line port. I'm thinking that the leg you swing down to reveal the modem's RJ45 port is that switch & is maybe malfuntioning. Can anyone back this up or shoot it down? Thanks for any help any of you can give me on this situation.
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