conceptronic ieee 1394 firewire pc card drivers

That seems to be confirmed within the Owner's Manual. Incidentally, I have the D00X8714 model rather than the Special Edition - I hope the PCI slots are the same as you described. Many thanks for your reply - which is very helpful. Please feel free to reply for any further questions. For Owner’s Manual, you may refer to the link. You may check the following link for the options. As far as driver for the card is concerned it should either be provided by the manufacturer with the card in a disk or you may install it directly from card manufacturer’s website. You may use any of these slots to install an IEEE 1394 card for firewire. Please can anyone help me find a solution to this? Hi Traveller417, There are 2 PCIe x1, 1 PCIe x4 and 1 mini PCIe slot in the system. However, a scan of the forums reveals that countless other people are also frustrated by the decision to drop support for Firewire.

If no spare slot is provided, can I remove the audio card and replace it with an IE1394 card? This issue is important to me because I use a £1,000 Nikon 4000ED slide scanner (Firewire output only) so that I can utilise a huge library of film-based 35mm images. However, I am confused about whether there is a suitable PCI slot for a card and, if so, what card I should obtain. It seems that the relevant legacy drivers have been removed from Windows 8, but may possibly be re-installed from Windows 7 64-bit. I have spent a couple of days trawling the internet for information. When I ordered the machine I realised that it did not have a Firewire output but mistakenly believed it was just a matter of inserting the appropriate card. I recently purchased a new Dell XPS 8700 (top-or-the-range model) with Windows 8 (Standard 64-bit). The installation of this IEEE 1394 PC-Card will provide a notebook with 2 high speed (400Mbps) ports which are especially designed for digital video cameras. Nepali Typeshala For Windows 7 64 Bit here.

Conceptronic ieee 1394 firewire pc card drivers