Unable to install USB driver

I think I installed it from the CD possibly from an .inf file. It all
happened so quickly I didn't make a note of the steps I took.

"MEB" meb@not wrote in message
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Cool, how about a link to the SunPlus driver... we're always looking for
generic USB drivers..

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"DaffyD®" wrote in message
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| Turns out I didn't need to buy an USB 2.0 adapter after all. I found a
| Sunplus driver in Windows and everything has worked out. Thanks for all
the
| info you provide.
|
|
| "MEB" meb@not wrote in message
| ...
| Opps, forgot to answer what I meant by an adapter... YES you would
need
a
| PCI [or an old ISA] USB 2.0 adapter/card installed in your computer.
| Generally they support either two or four USB devices [direct connect,
2
| channels {or 2 split}- home/general use, or four channel {2 separate
chips
| with two channels each - industrial grade}] though some of the newer
| chips/adapters supply four [or more] channels with a single chip.
| You can add additional HUBS [powered is preferred] to increase the
amount
| of USB devices you can connect. Hubs sometimes also provide a card
reader
| or
| other as well.
|
| You could fudge by adding a USB 2.0 hub device, but the computer
would
be
| still be at USB 1 speed and capability. The USB 2.0 Hub would provide
the
| 2.0 connection, but the 2.0 Hub *MUST* be able to connect to and
| communicate
| with USB 1. These devices were produced around the transitional
period,
| and
| may no longer be available {?}.
|
| Make sure though, that IF NECESSARY the device/card has 98SE drivers
[-
| most are PnP - though you might be able to use one of the Universal
| Drivers].
|
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In ,
DaffyD® contemplated and posted:

| I think I installed it from the CD possibly from an .inf file. It all
| happened so quickly I didn't make a note of the steps I took.

That's okay, seems Franc located one which we proceeded to tear apart...
yeah likely from the INF...

|
| "MEB" meb@not wrote in message
| ...
| Cool, how about a link to the SunPlus driver... we're always looking
| for generic USB drivers..
|
| --
| MEB
| http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com
| --
| _________
|
|
|
| "DaffyD®" wrote in message
| ...
| | Turns out I didn't need to buy an USB 2.0 adapter after all. I
| | found a Sunplus driver in Windows and everything has worked out.
| | Thanks for all the info you provide.
| |
| |
| | "MEB" meb@not wrote in message
| | ...
| | Opps, forgot to answer what I meant by an adapter... YES you
| | would need a PCI [or an old ISA] USB 2.0 adapter/card installed
| | in your computer. Generally they support either two or four USB
| | devices [direct connect, 2 channels {or 2 split}- home/general
| | use, or four channel {2 separate chips with two channels each -
| | industrial grade}] though some of the newer chips/adapters
| | supply four [or more] channels with a single chip. You can add
| | additional HUBS [powered is preferred] to increase the amount of
| | USB devices you can connect. Hubs sometimes also provide a card
| | reader or other as well.
| |
| | You could fudge by adding a USB 2.0 hub device, but the
| | computer would be still be at USB 1 speed and capability. The
| | USB 2.0 Hub would provide the
| | 2.0 connection, but the 2.0 Hub *MUST* be able to connect to and
| | communicate with USB 1. These devices were produced around the
| | transitional period, and may no longer be available {?}.
| |
| | Make sure though, that IF NECESSARY the device/card has 98SE
| | drivers [- most are PnP - though you might be able to use one of
| | the Universal Drivers].
| |
| | --
| | MEB
| | http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com
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| | _________

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