I see some connectors in the bac. Am running XP Professional, what do I need in addition to the GPT to get it working?
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As long as your motherboard has a spare PCI-e x16 slot, and you have physical room in the case for the card, you should be just fine. Make sure the drivers work for XP.
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You will need to install drivers for XP. Go to the website and find the correct driver. Once it is set up, the device works very well.
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We just installed a Neorest 500...what "connection unit" are you referring to...maybe we can help.
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Windows XP isnt supported anymore. So I can't say for sure that they even offer supported drivers for XP. But ultimately, it matters whether your mother board has the proper PCi slot.
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Googling this revealed some people do have workarounds to get it working. You might also be able to get a VM of XP (Windows XP mode) and sync that way. Either way, it sounds fairly like a complicated involved way to get a (sadly) obsolete piece of technology working.
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I looked at a lot of systems and every mfg co. has a different connector. I had a bad screen and was 2 years old the mfg. did not support the old connection. You might have to bite the bullet and get a new system. Hopefully you can connect to the old wiring and pull the new set up through. Good Luck .
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It's just a cable, no drivers needed. If you need a driver, your computer should be able to find them
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I made a very quick search and i was not able to find the xp driver, the card uses AC so i dont think XP is going to be able to support it.If you are also looking to replace your computer, check the HP Envy family
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Follow this link: http://displaylink.com/support/downloads.phpIt looks as though a driver is available for Windows XP 32 Bit.
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I should note that you need to format them for windows. The process is explained either in the instructions or on the G-tech Web site.
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That's a really good question. I would need to see your PC to be sure but I'm thinking one of two things, either you are not installing the proper driver or you are having a compatibility issue that I cannot diagnose without a more detailed description of your hardware.
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Hi Trox, For installation/connections, pls see this link: https://docs.sony.com/release/CDXGT710HD_install_EN_FR.pdfThanks. -Anthony
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You shouldn't have to. Try a different port. And also wait up to 60 seconds for the drive to be recognized.
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cannot say. MOST Win7 machines have the right card slot/port. XP is fading, so don't know. Recommend try it anyway.
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Sorry i have no idea. This does need drivers to run and they are written for windows xp up to 7 if that helps.
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Hi Trox, For installation/connections, pls see this link: https://docs.sony.com/release/CDXGT710HD_install_EN_FR.pdf Thanks. -Anthony
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I just plugged mine in. If you have Win XP, Win 7 or Win 8, you shouldn't need drivers. Windows OS comes with a Plug & Play software already.