Regarding this device, 4 hardware ID information has been found:
PCMCIA\ACCES_I/O_Products_Inc.-PAD128-74EE
PCMCIA\ACCES_I/O_Products_Inc.-PAD128-CE19
PCMCIA\ACCES_I/O_PRODUCTS-PAD128-F29F
PCMCIA\ACCES_I/O_Inc.-PAD128-CE19
In general, when searching for drivers, most people use the device name to find the corresponding drivers, and in most cases, the correct drivers can be found.
However, it is also possible to find incorrect drivers or drivers that cannot be installed. How can you find the right driver? That's where you use the hardware ID to search for drivers.
The hardware ID is crucial information. The system uses the hardware ID information to select the corresponding drivers. Without hardware ID information, it is impossible to install drivers for the device.
Therefore, when downloading drivers, first check the hardware ID information of the device and then select the corresponding driver at the bottom of the page.
PCMCIA\ACCES_I/O_Products_Inc.-PAD128-74EE
#1 Support OS:
Size: 470 KB
Date/Ver: 12/10/2014 [2.1.16.9021]
Windows Server 2000 (64 bit)
Windows Server 2000 (32 bit)
PCMCIA\ACCES_I/O_Products_Inc.-PAD128-CE19
#2 Support OS:
Size: 470 KB
Date/Ver: 12/10/2014 [2.1.16.9021]
Windows Server 2000 (64 bit)
Windows Server 2000 (32 bit)
PCMCIA\ACCES_I/O_PRODUCTS-PAD128-F29F
#3 Support OS:
Size: 470 KB
Date/Ver: 12/10/2014 [2.1.16.9021]
Windows Server 2000 (64 bit)
Windows Server 2000 (32 bit)
PCMCIA\ACCES_I/O_Inc.-PAD128-CE19
#4 Support OS:
Size: 470 KB
Date/Ver: 12/10/2014 [2.1.16.9021]
Windows Server 2000 (64 bit)
Windows Server 2000 (32 bit)
Driver Files
File Path: \
ACCES.cat
ACCES.inf
File Path: \Drivers\
AIO16.sys
W2KPDD.sys
File Path: \Drivers\NT64\
AIOWDM.sys
CyUSB.sys
File Path: \Drivers\SPT\
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