Hi My son's Buffalo card died. I decided to donate my Belkin card, only 11b, but it works (price of being an early adopter!). Now i foolishly installed a USB adapter on my machine. I of course removed everything relating to the old b card and so the relevant .inf file is no more. When I came to install on my son's machine, windows hw detection wants you to supply the setup file (aforementioned .inf). At this point I discover that I no longer have the CD or mislaid/lost it. The download program from the Belkin site does not contain the inf file - believe me, I've looked and searched (and am currently in a "meaningful dialog" with the support people at Belkin). I have searched the web but so far no luck. Anyone with any ideas? TIA:doh:
Yup Those are they and they are the right ones but sans the .inf file, which is what the Windows Hardware detection routine needs. Many thanks for your help - I'll go on searching and post the resolution (assuming I get one!) here.
have you run the setup.exe file? instead of looking for that file? the setup should install the drivers for you.
Hi Sniper Yes I've run the setup routines. They install the monitor software from Belkin and put the drivers into their relevant places. The Windows Hardware detection process then requires a script file (the .inf file), provided by the hardware vendor to tell Windows where everything is and how I think, it (via the HAL) needs to work and what entries get placed in the registry. This is what is stopping me. Presumably, this has never changed since the product was released and some bright engineer never put the inf file in the latest downloads. If you know otherwise...
