External V.92 56K Dial Up USB Analog Fax Modem Compatible for Win 10, DriverGenius UM02
Brand: VTOP
Color: 56K USB Dial-up & Fax Modem (Black)
DriverGenius UM02 External V.92 56K USB Fax Dial Up Modem with RJ11 Cable – Hardware Based Dial up Data Modem
-The UM02 hardware-based USB 56K Modem lets you add dial-up Internet access and external fax modem support to your computer through USB.

This controller-based modem saves system resources and minimizes load on the CPU, using on-chip processing to deliver dial-up access without taxing your computer performance. With support for transfer rates up to 56 Kbps (data) and 14.4 Kbps (fax), and compatibility with the latest transmission standards (V.92, V.90, etc.), this versatile USB modem can be used as a backup Internet connection, or in rural areas where broadband connections are not available. To ensure portability and easy setup, the USB modem features a compact, lightweight design and is powered through the USB host connection, as opposed to an external power adapter. The modem also compatible for Win 10 and Mac (Intel) 10.9 to 10.10 platforms, providing the versatility needed for true convenience.

Advantage
This USB2.0 Fax Modem compatible for Wind 7/ 8.1. It's compatible for 32-bit, 64-bit.
Windows requires a updating (KB3000850) when Windows Fax and Scan is used in Win8.1(64-bit).

Applications
■ Add dial-up support to a desktop, laptop, or netbook when broadband access is not available
■ Turn a PC into a fax machine, capable of sending and receiving faxes
USB Controller Data/Fax Modem - Compatible for Win 10, 8.1, 8, 7, XP & Mac Intel 10.9 to MacOS Intel10.10 (Not for Mac Intel 10.12-10.13).
External 56K USB Modem- Data transfer rates up to 56Kbps (down) and 33.6Kbps (up), Fax transfer rates at 14.4Kbps.
Add dial-up support to a laptop, or desktop computer when broadband access is not available.
Powered directly from the host USB port, full speed (12MHz) USB interface, compatible with USB 2.0.
Note: Incompatible for Mac Intel 10.12, Mac Sierra or 10.13 High Sierra although there is stil a way to fax from Sierra and High Sierra with a modem.