Dial up earthlink - incoming calls wake up computer

Earthlink dial up user - incoming calls wake up my computer - why is this happening - can it be fixed?
Also modem dials, says connecting then I only receive a long tone and disconnects. Message says no carrier detected check phone lines - phone company says ok - calls can be placed out and received in. Earthlink says no problem there. Any ideas? This happens sometimes when trying to connect and I have tried several access numbers (no busy signal) Please help!

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