where do yp/ou find the drivers for this cable? null

The drivers can be found on our website. The link to the products page is listed below. Once you are on the products page, click the tab for support/downloads. On this tab will be links to the driver. http://www.insigniaproducts.com/products/computer-speakers-accessories/NS-PU99501.html

should automatically download from Windows. Check Device Manager to see which port its assigned to.

if it doesn't automatically recognize, go here: http://www.prolific.com.tw/US/ShowProduct.aspx?pcid=41 middle of page shows which windows version you want to use

For me, on my old XP, I just plugged it in and it worked. I think it showed up as COM2 or COM3 and I expected it as COM1 so that threw me off. I had to do a LOOPBACK test to figure it out. Look up online "rs-232 loopback pinout" -- I bent a thin paperclip to do it, it only requires 2 pins for a loopback test so don't get confused by the ones online showing numerous pinout connections. I then used START > RUN > HYPERTRM and connected to each port until I could see my own characters typing (be sure hyperterm is not set to local echo).

Cable does not need a driver, it is a simple connector - if you are using a printer to pc connection you need printer driver, etc.

There are no drivers for it. If you need drivers, check with the manufacturer of whatever piece of software you are trying to use it with that requires a serial connector.

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Insignia™ - 1.3' USB-to-RS-232 (DB9) PDA/Serial Adapter Cable, with Prolific Chipset - Black-Front_Standard

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The drivers can be found on our website. The link to the products page is listed below. Once you are on the products page, click the tab for support/downloads. On this tab will be links to the driver. http://www.insigniaproducts.com/products/computer-speakers-accessories/NS-PU99501.html
Answered by InsigniaCustomerSupport 10 years ago
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should automatically download from Windows. Check Device Manager to see which port its assigned to.
Answered by MemTech 10 years ago
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if it doesn't automatically recognize, go here: http://www.prolific.com.tw/US/ShowProduct.aspx?pcid=41 middle of page shows which windows version you want to use
Answered by Teresa 5 years ago
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Windows 7 did not need them
Answered by Yds0066 10 years ago
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For me, on my old XP, I just plugged it in and it worked. I think it showed up as COM2 or COM3 and I expected it as COM1 so that threw me off. I had to do a LOOPBACK test to figure it out. Look up online "rs-232 loopback pinout" -- I bent a thin paperclip to do it, it only requires 2 pins for a loopback test so don't get confused by the ones online showing numerous pinout connections. I then used START > RUN > HYPERTRM and connected to each port until I could see my own characters typing (be sure hyperterm is not set to local echo).
Answered by johnneu 10 years ago
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Cable does not need a driver, it is a simple connector - if you are using a printer to pc connection you need printer driver, etc.
Answered by PatiC 9 years ago
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There are no drivers for it. If you need drivers, check with the manufacturer of whatever piece of software you are trying to use it with that requires a serial connector.
Answered by JoshL29 10 years ago
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