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Connected the internal Jaz drive via the back connector and it works! I will check my cables. Thanks for a working solution. You guys are great. Got my Minolta Dimage Multi scanner working again on Windows Found the windows r2 drivers for adaptec scsi ultrawide card I have.

Worked beautifully under Windows 10 using this method. Thanks a lot! Found some old disks with data from — all is safe! Great job, thank you for publishing and providing! I am using Windows 10 rel I found a Win It installed and is working. I installed the latest release of VueScan Pro and bang! My old scanner works! Thanks for putting this info up for us SCSI users to have! A lot of great film scanners are SCSI based and this gives them new life. I seeking TxxBxx and paid for one piece of used UW.

I already tried the adaptec 78xx windows 7 driver but failed to install. Any suggestions as to how to fix would be greatly appreciated. According to Adaptec, there are many issues with different motherboards. Any ideas? Then I installed the signed bit driver; no problem.

Any ideas as to a possible cause? Unable to take advantage of Microsemi and the driver for Windows 7 x If any of you can write a new driver using it for win 7 x86, for Windows 10, have Adaptec U2W yourself.

I have been searching the internet for a very long time without finding any driver for my card. MicroSemi Adaptec has one for Windows 7 x86, it is not possible to use it and create one for Windows 10, just a little wonder. I reinstall my system with win10 64bit and when i update the driver for adaptec card the systen start installing driver and then crash. Can somebody help me?

What release of windows 10? I fully expect at some point that windows 10 will stop supporting these drivers. There is any scsi card supported by win10 x64 native or with any manufacturer support? I have to use an old DDS4 tape backup with a big old archive!

Version , Build Following your installation steps made my day. Tried this today after a reinstall of windows 10 version 20H2. But the first time i did with my W7 64 it was running until a day, scanning with my Agfa scsi scanner, the PC started to slow down, hung up and put the screen in black.

I had to buy another card like it and it still works to this day. It may be a coincidence …. The AIC driver ripped from the Vista ISO posted on this page no longer works in WIn10 and newer, using the test mode and disabling driver signature enforcement to get it installed. FWIW, permanently running test mode is a bad idea. So, I gave up and kept using the AHAUW till a couple of weeks ago, when I could no longer hold of using Win10 because support had ended for it.

The card is cheap off eBay and works like a charm compared to the finicky Adaptec. What drivers did you end up using? When you say byte terminator, are you referring to a termination block? Hello Kouryu, thank you for all the information. Can you help me out? That is called narrow device? But I have also second thoughts about it. My main problem is, from the link you posted. I have no idea what driver to use. There are 72 options. The ones that have something with IE in the name are very old and the ones that are for Windows Server have nothing in the name that indicates it is for the Card.

So I am looking for the broken link in the chain. Is the driver wrong? Is tha cable useless and needs an active byte terminator. Maybe it has one, how can I be sure here?

Many questions. There are some folks out there that are running the scanner with Win But all I see are the posts about bragging that they managed it and nobody is sharing the solution.

I asked some in the facebook groups, but the anweser from those who managed it are not helpful. Maybe you can help me out here as you are also using an old narrow device scanner. It is a PCI card with an internal 50 pin header and external 25 pin connector. I was trying to get it working for using Zip drives on a PC with my old Amiga I had first tried the driver AdaptecAic78xx since I did not have a 29xx card which the other drivers seemed to be targeted at.

That failed to recognize my card, while the other driver worked right away. Thanks for all the detailed information. Hoping may be able to update my PC to Win 10 and still have this work, though the latest posting indicates against that. I bought an Adaptec AVA to be installed on a Vista 64 bit computer, no need to say that the card comes with drivers on floppy and they are only good for the bit version.

I have saved them on a USB drive and updated the driver from Device Manager, no complicated procedures: magic works like a charm. Hi, I need your help guyz as I just want to connect a vintage sampler to my computer running windows 10 64bits, i used to have an adaptec running under win xp before my old computer crashed. Can somebody recommend me a scsi card? Any help appreciated. Thanx and have a nice WE! Dear lovers of old technology! Happy New Year!

And sorry for the translation. The OS does see the adapter according to Device Manager. Tolle Seite, Dank an David und Steve! Die Treiber. Thank you so much- your site was helpful so many times over the years. I can report that with an edit of the. The edit involves adding a few lines to the. The original inf contains the following section:. Once this is done, the driver installs with as long as Driver Signature is temporaily disabled using the Troubleshooting menu.

This combo works fine. My desire to use this card was based on finding a card that can be adapter to a PCI-e slot and would function under a UEFI bios with secure boot, as I eventually wat to go to Windows The does not have a bios, so there is no conflict with the UEFI bios of my mother board. I was initially using a Firewire to Scsi adapter to run the scanner. The with Vuescan seems to be working well. With respect to modern motherbaord compatibility, this approach seems to be the only approach to install SCSI on motherboards without PCI slots that dose not require case modifications.

The and cards, which too lack bios are likely compatible with UEFI, but these cards require a PCI-e to PCI riser to use in modern motherboards, which in turn requires a case modification due to the riser.

So, at least we know that this slightly older Win10 build works with the driver. Used a spare PCIe x16 slot in my mobo. Sadly, it isnt playing nice with an older AKAI sampler. Wondering if anyone has advice on what to buy? If it will even work with an adapter involved? Great job. Really appreciated your response and patience.

I could see that , since 4 years this blog is going on. Great yaar… Keep it up. Great job! For the N, I used the official driver, it works fine. I just got one and want to test as few cards as possible. Comments from others indicate that the LSI Logic card has better compatibility with with old scsi devices.

However, to get it working ive had to use an older computer with a PCI slot to fit the scsi adapter card an ava e. I would like to use this card on my main computer and bypass the need for an older system. So my question is, would a pcie to pci adapter card allow the older scsi pci card to still work? If you do try, please comment here, thanks, Steve. This way the card itself is sitting firmly in the case but does not have the same stability as if the card would be sitting also in the PCIe-Slot.

But having the card a bit loose in the case than modifying it. That way the card itself is firmly in the case but not as firm as it would be inside the PCIe-Slot.

But it is better than modifying the case or having the card laying loose in the case. I have a Adaptec AIC x scsi card. Any idea if it could work with windows 10? Should I just get a on Ebay. Of course I had one that I threw away earlier this year before I tried getting my Canonscan FS to run under win It has native Win10x64 driver.

Was your post about the Dawicontrol DC card in reply to my post about my AIC x scsi card or just a general recommendation? Your email address will not be published. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Step 1: Will these work with your card?

You should be able to skip to Step 4 if you are using this driver. PNF, djsvs. I tested with a Iomega Jaz 2GB drive. Greg Jones. September 9, Reply. Thanks for the great tutorial. September 10, Reply. September 14, Reply. Hi Steve Thanks for prompt reply and for updating the blog. September 15, Reply. Nuno Rodrigues. September 30, Reply. September 22, Reply. Hi Steve, thanks for putting together that information! September 23, Reply. Thanks P. Robert G. When I rebooted after using it.

Windows 10 would not re-boot and I had to re-install everything. October 23, Reply. October 24, Reply. November 3, Reply. December 8, Reply. Adolpho Pereira. December 17, Reply. December 19, Reply. Thank you for this article and the links to the drivers!!

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