i was wondering if anyone knew a way to get around installing a usb to usb network adapter on my iop if the most recent drivers made for the product are for WInMe and i have XP...maybe like a compatibility wizard for hardwoare or something? i dunno...please assist if you can...im going crazy! the company says theyre making the driver but theyve been saying that for 3 months..
thanks
04-18-2002 19:48:55
RE:Backdoor For Hardware install on XP? (modified 0 times)
Brand and model of USB device? Under XP you have the ability to run programs in Compatability mode but not DLLs. Are there any NT or 2K drivers? Maybe instead of . / the thread, give more info to get people to bite!GoGetOne
04-19-2002 14:13:01
RE:Backdoor For Hardware install on XP? (modified 0 times)
Use the Windows 2000 driver. You will have to do a "Don't search I choose the driver to install" option. It will then say something about the windows logo testing with XP and select "Continue Anyway". Select Finish and you should be good to go.GoGetOne
04-22-2002 08:56:35
RE:Backdoor For Hardware install on XP? (modified 0 times)
well i try that and it says "the file USBnetW.sys on (unknown) is needed
:type the path where the file is located and click OK"
so i found the .sys file in my windows system 32 folder but after i click OK, it says
"CANNOT INSTALL THIS HARDWARE there was a problem installing this hardware/ the driver
installation file for this device is missing a necessary entry. this may be because
the INF was written for Windows 95 or later. contact your hardware vendor "
any new suggestions? im going nuts
04-22-2002 11:20:53
RE:Backdoor For Hardware install on XP? (modified 0 times)
Email me, I think the file you need is USBENET.sys version 3.4.3.0 Zircom to USB-Ethernet Driver and I will email it to you. gogetone at yahoo dot com.GoGetOne
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