I bought a syba 3 port firewire PCI card. It came with a CD but the CD didn't have drivers. The instructions said to use the native windows XP driver. I didn't have my XP pro install disk so I borrowed my sister's XP home disk. Now I'm stuck.
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after installing the card and restarting the PC you should see the message "new hardware detected", then follow the instructions on the screen. if you're asked for the CD then insert the XP Home disk. Maybe this is even not necessary  if the installer find an appropiate driver in the driver directory.\n\nedit:\ni forgot to mention you must be logged in as administrator
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You need to install a network card and the xp drivers to support it. If your NIC isn't showing up in network connections, then your NIC is NOT installed properly.
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Computer manufacturers "flash" and "tattoo" the motherboard BIOS with the model number of the computer and the OEM Recovery CD's look for this information. You could use an OEM XP disc on another system, but would have to "flash" and "tattoo" your motherboard with the information the disc is looking for. Any manufacturer drivers needed could be downloaded after install.
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sounds like the correct drivers aren't loaded. go to www.driverguide.com, join em it's free. they'll have the driver presuming you kn ow what sort of card you had put in.
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I think some people don't read the questions carefully.\n\nYes, there is an adapter available for your PCMCIA card. It's called PCI to PCMCIA Card. Check the PCI Specification of the motherboard in your desktop PC. The adapter is Revision 2.2 compliant.\nHere is what you're looking for:\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16815124021
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I think this website can help you: http://driverguide.com/ You need to be registered before you can download there. But still, it's FREE! Trust me.
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The Windows install disk doesn't install the drivers for the sm bus controller. For all of you that are searching for this you did NOT install your chipset drivers yet! To get any kind of decent performance out of windows you will want to be running fairly up to date drivers of everything in your computer starting with your chipset and video card
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http://us.creative.com/support/\nhttp://us.creative.com/support/downloads/download.asp?Product_ID=1864&Product_Name=Sound+Blaster+PCI+128&DriverLang=1033&OS=9&DriverType=1&sOSName=Windows+2000&details=1
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I have one on my PC and I install 2 pieces (same brand) to my friends PCs.All of them work well.I don't think it need driver.You should check jumper setting first.If you have a DVD ROM or CD ROM,you set jumper as MASTER & connect to the end of flat cable,DVD BURNER should be SLAVE & connect to middle of flat cable.If DVD BURNER stands alone,it should be MASTER.You need a burning program also.The easiest to use software is Nero6 or Nero7
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PCI is the type of bus the motherboard uses. It's device driver should be in the BIOS or part of the OS Kernel ... don't think they have a seperate .sys file for the bus ...
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Well a port can't be both firewire and usb. So you need to look and see if any of them are a different shape and that will answer your question.
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You can get one from CompUSA or Radio Shack. To install one: \nFirst of all, WEAR ESD PROTECTION!!!\n1. open your computer case\n2. Place into (what more than likely should be) a PCI slot. \n3. Go through the setup process on the CD (that comes with it) to install the drivers.\n\n\nIf you're not familiar with this process, I would do what was said earlier, and have a technician or a computer expert look at it.
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for 98 u have to install driver by ur self from the product cd.\nif you dont have any cd then check on the manufacter site.
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First, you must realize that the card you are referring to is almost obsolete.  In fact the driver included with Windows XP is probably the last updated driver you might be able to find.  \n\nYou can try to go to ATI.com and download a later version of the driver if you find one but chances are it is probably identical to XP driver in terms of functionality.
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Your problem is that you let Windows install the drivers.  You have to follow the instructions in the manual which state and I am paraphrasing "do not install using the Windows new hardware found wizard".  You have to install the drivers from the CD menu, NOT WINDOWS new hardware found wizard.  Don't ask me why, that's the way it is.  It's not the printer... it's not your hardware... it's the fact you DID NOT follow the instructions in the manual.  Go back to a time before you installed the drivers and for your sake... read the instructions.  I have the same printer... I can read directions.\n\nSaid directions are also on the quickstart guide... so... I won't say anything else.
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You may check\n- BIOS for enable PCI Ethernet cards\n- Driver if it is up-to-date\n- Driver is for this OS\n- Using another PCI slot in case, may be the PCI slot is not working.\n- Mark be as best answer may help you also\n\nXLMan
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Here you go, http://www.cmedia.com.tw/?q=en/driver  In the list select PCI Audio then CMI8738 and then select Windows XP, you will be taken to the driver download page.\n\nFYI, that is a Cmedia audio device.