My pc does not have a cd drive. can the driver software be downloaded from mfg site and if so what is the link
598607
It can be done. I did it. I will see if I can find the link given to me by the vendor
598608
Yes, you can. http://pcsensor.com/index.php?_a=document&doc_id=6 Scroll down to number 16.
598609
Yes, you can.http://pcsensor.com/index.php?_a=document&doc;_id=6Scroll down to number 16.
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I also have no CD drive, but I downloaded and installed the FootSwitch software from here: http://www.pcsensor.com/index.php?_a=document&docId;=6&doc;_id=6After you use the FootSwitch software to configure the device, Windows sees it as a regular USB keyboard and uses that driver.
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Found the link. Here is what the vendor said:Sorry for any trouble. Pls kindly refer to http://drivers.amazplus.com/download/C680_Driver.rar
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Yes it can be downloaded but I do not remember the site. One way to do it is this: go to an ebay auction where the same item is being sold. Some of them post a link to the download site.
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As I recall the drivers provided are not. You have to download from their website. (I'm using a different one now.)
269805
here is a link to the driver needed http://www.fischl.de/usbasp/usbasp-windriver.2011-05-28.zip
1248191
Maybe you can download the drivers online, not sure you might need that disc or perhaps is there a way of copying the disc content onto a runable application on a hard drive.
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Good question. I looked for a download site, didn't find one, only GMYLE support site http://www.gmyle.com/pages/support. Of course, a lot of times, just plug the device in and it searches for its own drivers on the internet. Good luck.
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The device was supposed to have a CD but I don't recall there being one in the package although it does have a USB cable for hooking it up to a PC. I located this link for the software in the form of a zip file: http://www.upzone.com/downloads/viewdownload/5-drivers/120-autel-maxiscan-ms509-obd2-ii-eobd-scanner-code-reader-live-dataq00538.html You can also try this site. This one has the 2.0 driver and the interface software. For the device software: http://ms509.blogspot.com/p/maxilink-download.html For the port drivers: http://ms509.blogspot.com/p/virtual-com-port-drivers.html I will warn you, I haven't tried these and I cannot vouch for their safety but the Autel site has nothing and shows anything regarding the port drivers. I hooked mine up to a PC just now and nothing happens indicating that my PC will require some kind of port driver for my OS (Win 7) to recognize it. Good luck!
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All Drivers and Software Come included on the installation disk in the package. If you do not have a disk drive I would go to their website and check with them.
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yes, the computer assigns the drivers for the device, not the device itself. No need for a cd either, just remember this is a 2.0 USB device not the newer USB 3.0
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There is a CD there but it'll contain very old driver/software. Goto http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/g19-keyboard-for-gaming and select "Downloads" from the top menu and you'll easily fing the latest version. It'll be around 60MB
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Yes, you will get a CD with the drivers or you can download them at www.hiti.com/us/support/index.asp
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You can download software online: http://www.techspot.com/drivers/driver/file/information/14473/
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There is a CD with driver and optional software and the driver must be installed first. My recommendation is to go to the mfg site and download the newest driver (see below) and install it. If the driver installs then the board should work when you get it - and you'll be ahead of the game too. For the most part this is a fancy mouse; you move the pointer by hovering the pen over the board (the pen requires a AAA battery, included). Pressing the stylus to the board is like left-clicking, holding the stylus and moving is "dragging", and clicking the stylus button is like right-clicking. The driver must cache move movements than a mouse driver does; if you've ever tried to write your name with a mouse it's nearly impossible but this works very well for things like that. You can fight over the pointer with the stylus and mouse :) My kids use this with TuxPaint, I use it with PhotoFiltre and it's awesome with RealWorld Paint. Should work with any mouse compatible app. After some research I found the mfg is UC-LOGIC. Download the driver here: http://www.uc-logic.com/en/index.php?ParentMenuID=4
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The literature said it had a Mac driver. I got no CD. I had to download from Asus website.
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You'll probably need to go to the website and download the drivers. But double check
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download the Driver and software: http://www.astrometa.com.tw/integrated_en.html?rnd=0.04443751857616007
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Yes no drivers or disk required. Just plug it in, wait 1-2 min for Windows to detect it and it works.
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This should work without drivers. As long as the PC can handle the USB receiver which is USB 2.0 it should be fine. I have used this on 3 different pcs and did not load drivers on any of them.