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After having to do an clean install of Windows 7 to get my graphics adaptor working properly the only outstanding hardware issue left is the Polar IrDA 2.0 USB adaptor. When I plug this in it doesn't plug and play and remains as an unknown device. I've had a look at other posts on this subject but can't quite seem to get any to work - can anyone give me a hand with this please? I managed to manually install unknown device (actually a Sigmatel STIr42xx) and it now recognises it as a IR adaptor, but the vista driver is not working. Hello CliveJ, First you might go to Device Manager, right click your unknown device in the list and select Update Driver Software; then click Search automatically for updated driver software. Note: Drivers on the Windows Update site are directly provided by hardware manufacturers.

Microsoft tests drivers in various environments before they are published; however, we cannot guarantee all drivers will work on all hardware platforms as there are too many different models, although their hardware ID are the same as the standard version. In some cases, due to hardware modifications by different manufacturers, the driver updates may cause some error. If it does not work on your issue, I'd suggest you installing the Vista driver in Compatibility mode. Remove and rescan that hardware device in Device Manager, right-click on the driver executable/installer file ->Business Statistics A First Course Sharpe Pdf Viewer. Properties and select the Compatibility tab; click the checkbox before Run this program in Compatibility mode for option and select Windows Vista in the list-down box; then try installing the device driver via Run as administrator.

In addition, you can use the Windows XP driver for testing. Meanwhile, please understand that Windows 7 is a new operating system and whole driverstore has been reprogrammed; you might wait or push the device manufacturer to upgrade its driver. Thanks for your time and understanding! For more details, please look at the first Sticky thread at the top of this forum. This will give you some guidelines.

Hello CliveJ, First you might go to Device Manager, right click your unknown device in the list and select Update Driver Software; then click Search automatically for updated driver software. Note: Drivers on the Windows Update site are directly provided by hardware manufacturers. Microsoft tests drivers in various environments before they are published; however, we cannot guarantee all drivers will work on all hardware platforms as there are too many different models, although their hardware ID are the same as the standard version. In some cases, due to hardware modifications by different manufacturers, the driver updates may cause some error. If it does not work on your issue, I'd suggest you installing the Vista driver in Compatibility mode.

Mar 19, 2010 Hello, Does anyone know if there is any IR-driver available for Windows 7? I do have an infra red device (USB), but it isn't working because there is no driver.

Remove and rescan that hardware device in Device Manager, right-click on the driver executable/installer file ->Properties and select the Compatibility tab; click the checkbox before Run this program in Compatibility mode for option and select Windows Vista in the list-down box; then try installing the device driver via Run as administrator. In addition, you can use the Windows XP driver for testing. Meanwhile, please understand that Windows 7 is a new operating system and whole driverstore has been reprogrammed; you might wait or push the device manufacturer to upgrade its driver. Thanks for your time and understanding! For more details, please look at the first Sticky thread at the top of this forum. This will give you some guidelines.

If the manufacturer does not provide Windows 7 drivers then you will not be able to get them. But if you have Windows Vista or Windows XP drivers available, you may try installing the drivers in compatibility mode and check if this helps.

You may try using the software in Windows Vista or XP compatibility mode in Windows 7. If a program written for an earlier version of Windows doesn't run correctly; use the Program Compatibility Wizard to change the compatibility settings for the program. To change settings for a program manually, use the individual program's Compatibility tab. You may refer to the below mentioned link for assistance on compatibility mode- Hope this helps.

Let us know the results. Thanks, Meghmala – Microsoft Support Visit our and let us know what you think. Hello Meghmala, Thank you for the answer. I downloaded the IRExpress USB Irda controller from the Sweex website and installed it on my netbook. After that I tried to get it working by using the compatibility mode on the two.exe KC Technology files.

I put them to XP service pack 2 and because it didn't work to SP2. Both didn't work at all. So it seems this will not work. I still get code 28 'no driver installed'.

Ethno World 3 Complete Keygen. I also tried to put both drivers mentioned on my XP machine in the Windows/system32/drivers directory of my netbook, but this also didn't work. On my XP machine it is working quite well and I tried to take these setting to the Windows 7 machine. It is strange that Microsoft will not support infra-red devices any more by offering an universal infra-red driver, or not?? However still thank you for your help. I will stay with XP on my home computer for some years, till my diving computer will brake down and I have to buy a new one:-) Edzo. To be honest I don't think MS will be supporting some hardware, it's up to the manufacturers to provide drivers.

I recently bought a Belkin USB Irda device and it doesn't work because the drivers won't work. It's close to impossible to even contact Belkin, I seriously doubt that they'll create a driver that works under Windows 7.

That's still not a Microsoft problem though, Belkin support isn't one of the best I have experienced. The compatibility mode option never worked for me on Windows 7, not with Irda, my older HP printer or scanner. The one good thing about sticking with older versions of Windows is that you don't have to replace older hardware that still works fine. I'm gonna figure out and see if I can get a refund for Windows 7 and reinstall the XP version I had on here.

A shame really because I do like Windows 7, but it's useless tome if it won't let me use (some of) my existing hardware.