Are there DOS drivers for this or another usb serial device?
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Sorry I have no real answer to your question. I am doubtful about DOS drivers for the Keyspan device, and the Tripp Lite/Keyspan web page does not show any drivers at all for the device. Normally Windows and MacOS have built-in compatible drivers, which in my experience work perfectly well, but I suspect there are none for DOS. I believe the cheaper devices that use the Prolific chipset may have DOS drivers. They often are shipped with a mini-CD with drivers and manuals. I have found this impossible to use since all my computers use slot-loading optical drives which cannot accept the mini-CD. Sorry I have no real answer to your question. I am doubtful about DOS drivers for the Keyspan device, and the Tripp Lite/Keyspan web page does not show any drivers at all for the device. Normally Windows and MacOS have built-in compatible drivers, which in my experience work perfectly well, but I suspect there are none for DOS. I believe the cheaper devices that use the Prolific chipset may have DOS drivers. They often are shipped with a mini-CD with drivers and manuals. I have found this impossible to use since all my computers use slot-loading optical drives which cannot accept the mini-CD.
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I do not believe there is, I purchase this because my older one would not work with Windows 7.
1348037
I'm not really sure about DOS drivers because I am not computer savvy enough to be sure. I do know that it works with Windows 7 and it says it works with other Windows operating systems (and if I remember correctly also with Apple).
915584
Sorry man, no idea. I just Googled my drivers. Mine still works like a charm.
1845881
As far as I know, you don't need drivers for this, but even if you do need drivers, you might want to tell us what operating system you are using which doesn't appear to support it. My advice would be that if the device does not seem to work when plugged into one of your USB ports that you assume that USB port is actually broken and try an alternate USB port. In case you are wondering, while I repair crashed windows installations with some frequency, and know too much about windows drivers, I'm only using Ubuntu Linux now, it is free, and it does not need drivers even for devices, such as printers and scanners, that traditionally need drivers when used with Windows.
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Hi, take this one step at a time. first make sure in device manager with the usb connection in place. make sure there is no red or yellow indication that the link driver is working. if not remove the newest driver update and roll back to the original driver window will update the driver for prolific and it doesnt work. once you have done this you should be able to use the software for it. Mike
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Just got mine today. BCD 8 - sorry. Had to take the plunge. I will let you know whether it works anyway. The incompatibility is apparently only with certain USB controllers.
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I got one installed it checked device manager for properties it is FTDI drivers are 2.8.14.0 date 3/18/11 they are digitally signed M.S. hardware compatible as well, device manager shows it as usb com port 5 on my machine so far the unit works.Art
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Here are all the Drivers and Software you need, including Win 7 32Bit:https://dymo.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/101/~/dymo-drivers-and-downloads
599891
I have Win7 64bit and have no trouble, check that card reader is getting power to the particular USB port, etc
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I don't think so. There is no driver to be installed. The only way to change between the two USB is pressing the blue buttons.
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You just go to the SanDisk.com website and download the correct drivers for the Operating System you are using. It's FREE and will work for you. You'll love the machine once you get it up and running. Good luck, Mike
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I went to this site http://www.manhattan-products.com/en-US/products/708-usb-to-serial-converter and listed under the specs you can download drivers for windows 8.
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Here are all the Drivers and Software you need, including Win 7 32Bit: https://dymo.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/101/~/dymo-drivers-and-downloads
189753
I would avoid, it uses a proprietary chip set so it needs drivers. I would use another generic dongle I think there is one from Mono. I can check my order history and let you know.
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You can do a web search for the drivers and download them. Other option, find somebody with a cd reader and email you the files.
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Hi, I use it with Linux but the Info I have is 0x067b for the vendor, 0x2303 PL2303 Serial port, V4.00. I have had no problems with it so far. Mark
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Without knowing what system and OS you are using most gadgets today are plug and play. Just plug the usb dongle in the usb port and let the software drivers load then just use it.
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USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. Yes, it works across all platforms that support USB