I have installed the software into two computers running XP, however, cannot read data into either one. Have USB not USB2 port, is that the problem?
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Should not be a problem. Did any USB drivers come with the portable E\CG monitor? I would un-install (don't just disable them, remove them) the ECG monitors from the computer device manager, then run the install disk that came with them, and then reconnect them. USB will then discover the right drivers for them. USB sees new hardware and tries to find a driver for it. Sometimes is gets it wrong. But then it doesn't want to let go of it. So you have to un-plug the device, delete/uninstall the drivers, maybe reboot, install the correct drivers using the CD drive or what you can find on Google for it, and ONLY THEN dare to plug-in the device and let USB discover it and find the right driver.
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I sent Dynex cable back; it would not work with XP (Vista only). I would use a USB thumb drive.
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It's compatible w/Windows &, XP, 8, 8.1. The problem I had was that it just stopped working. The usb just died after about 8 months.
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Did you install the software? Any error messages? Does it chime when you plug it in to you computer? Did you plug in the controller and carver? Use the same usb ports everytime. Try restarting your computer too. If windows what version do you have?
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I had no luck getting it to work in Windows 8.0 and most USB 3.0 devices will still work - in a technical sense - with Windows XP because they're backward-compatible. However, they will fall back to USB 2.0 compatibility and transfer data at about one-tenth of the potential speed of USB 3.0.
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First, you know this, but deserves repeating XP is no longer supported by MS and soon by others. With that said. Plugable has a 3.0 USB that works (USB3-E1000), I think it will revert to USB 2.0 speed - 100MB, but mine runs at 1GB Also any USB to Ethernet that supports XP will work, has nothing to do with the system and all about USB You can also put a wireless board, but I personally don't use it any more because the USB is faster and doesn't use my wifi bandwidth.
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Works great with Vista and Windows 7. I'd check Belkin's website for a driver if it's not automatically working with XP.
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Hi, I have tried with Win XP, WIn 7, and Linux. IT should pretty much work with any OS except maybe the very old which do not support or have trouble detecting USB connections.Regards.
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It needs a USB port. I use it on XP and 7 with no issues. Says it is supported on 8. Ive had no issues with the device
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It worked great for me on Vista and 8.1. I don't know why it would not work on XP
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It has a built in driver that when plugged into the USB port it runs the program that prints labels. I have used it in XP and Windows 7 so far. Seems to work fine in both although it worked more seamlessly in Windows 7. I think I had to do something extra to get it to work in XP.
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Never could get mine to work. This was a replacement for a nearly identical product that I used with windows xp. I eventually finished my task using SLIDES2SD. It did not work as well as the earlier product.
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Gosh - it's been so long I don't remember having drivers for the device itself. Just printer drivers. There was software to find & configure the device and create the "fake" USB ports, although I remember it having a web UI as well if the UNC shares was good enough. The "fake" USB ports connection had a limitation where it didn't handle large files very well. This thing was tied to Windows XP and just didn't work well that I tossed it in the trash years ago when I stopped using XP. To sum up - you are looking for the Software that creates the local ports on your PC, then you use the Printer drivers for the printer. But you can also access the device via File Shares (UNC) which doesn't require the software. Gosh - it's been so long I don't remember having drivers for the device itself. Just printer drivers. There was software to find & configure the device and create the "fake" USB ports, although I remember it having a web UI as well if the UNC shares was good enough. The "fake" USB ports connection had a limitation where it didn't handle large files very well. This thing was tied to Windows XP and just didn't work well that I tossed it in the trash years ago when I stopped using XP. To sum up - you are looking for the Software that creates the local ports on your PC, then... » Read More Gosh - it's been so long I don't remember having drivers for the device itself. Just printer drivers. There was software to find & configure the device and create the "fake" USB ports, although I remember it having a web UI as well if the UNC shares was good enough. The "fake" USB ports connection had a limitation where it didn't handle large files very well. This thing was tied to Windows XP and just didn't work well that I tossed it in the trash years ago when I stopped using XP. To sum up - you are looking for the Software that creates the local ports on your PC, then you use the Printer drivers for the printer. But you can also access the device via File Shares (UNC) which doesn't require the software. « Show Less
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I see no reason for it not to work with xp. Plug into an unused usb port, and use the software that Seagate provides. However, it really is time to ditch xp. It was a fine OS for many years, but without MS support it is pretty much obsolete.
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Yes. I am using on XP. It is just a usb device and should work on all windows or mac os. As for the programs I can not comment one way or another. I did install some of the programs on XP. They worked, but I uninstalled them as I decided not to use them. I just use as a second hard drive and backup.
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Yes, it's fine with XP. I'm using it on an XP system. XP will recognize it as a standard USB mouse even without the specific driver for this device, and the Intellipoint driver runs just fine on XP. The only problem I've had with this mouse is that the zoom button does not work through some USB hubs or KVM switches, but that's not an XP issue.
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It works with windows 7. I've never tried it with XP and don't use XP any more.