As its a third-party cable you'd need to find out what chipset it uses. I don't know how you do this on Windows, maybe someone else can tell you. Probably in some Properties dialog box somewhere.
If it has a Prolific chipset, as many third-party cables do, you'll find the drivers here:
why don't you just get a serial cable instead, mine works fine, and didn't require a driver.
alternatively, use BT
-- Posted: 2005-09-26 23:57:37 Edit :
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