Adaptec 2940 U/UW

How can I put this controler to work in Vista?
My disks are SCSI and without the controler they aren't available for
install?
Anyone have a solution?
Not considering the option to buy a new one.

/Reinaldo Gomes/ said:
> How can I put this controler to work in Vista?
> My disks are SCSI and without the controler they aren't available for
> install?
> Anyone have a solution?
> Not considering the option to buy a new one.

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On Tue, 12 Dec 2006 22:53:58 -0000, "Reinaldo Gomes"
<> wrote:

>How can I put this controler to work in Vista?
>My disks are SCSI and without the controler they aren't available for
>install?
>Anyone have a solution?
>Not considering the option to buy a new one.

I was able to get the XP driver to work. It is normally included in
XP, but I was able to find it on the Adapted site. I use it for a
tape drive, don't know if you can make a floppy to use for install to
scsi drive during Vista install.

Eric

Hello!

"Eric Furness" <> wrote in message news:...
> On Tue, 12 Dec 2006 22:53:58 -0000, "Reinaldo Gomes"
> <> wrote:
>
>>How can I put this controler to work in Vista?
>>My disks are SCSI and without the controler they aren't available for
>>install?
>>Anyone have a solution?
>>Not considering the option to buy a new one.
>
> I was able to get the XP driver to work. It is normally included in
> XP, but I was able to find it on the Adapted site. I use it for a
> tape drive, don't know if you can make a floppy to use for install to
> scsi drive during Vista install.

Fortunately you don't need floppy in Vista - you can put it
on the USB memory key!

Roman

Windows 2000 drivers from the Adaptec Support site worked a treat for
me.....

Steve



"Reinaldo Gomes" <> wrote in message
news:...
> How can I put this controler to work in Vista?
> My disks are SCSI and without the controler they aren't available for
> install?
> Anyone have a solution?
> Not considering the option to buy a new one.
>