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The problem is with WinPcap, and it affects Wireshark only because Wireshark uses WinPcap to capture traffic on Windows (just as it uses the UN*X library on which the userland part of WinPcap is based, libpcap, on UN*X). That means that a program that does see your mobile phone modem on Windows 7 will have to be a program that doesn't use WinPcap, but uses something else.

One such program is Microsoft's Network Monitor; see the links under 'Install Network Monitor' to download it for 32-bit x86 Windows, 64-bit x86 Windows, or IA-64 Windows. It's free (in the sense of 'it doesn't cost any money'; the source isn't available, but the protocols are described by text files, and you do get the description files with it). I don't know whether it'll see your phone modem or not, but at least it won't cost you any money to find out.

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Some non-free (in the sense of 'they cost money') network analyzers for Windows are OmniPeek from WildPackets, CommView from TamoSoft, Network Packet Analyzer CAPSA from Javvin, and Sniffer Portable from NetScout. I infer from the page for CommView that it will probably see your phone modem (it referred to dial-up adapters); I don't know whether the others will.