Hi-Speed Usb; Removing The Device Driver - Sony MPD-AP20U User Manual

Hi-Speed USB

This drive supports Hi-Speed USB
(USB 2.0-compliant), which yields a
much higher data transfer rate than that
of USB 1.1. Connecting the drive to a
computer equipped with a Hi-Speed
USB connector or PCI adapter card
provides the highest possible drive
reading/writing performance
• You must connect the drive to a USB
connector that supports Hi-Speed
USB. (Your computer must be
equipped with a Hi-Speed USB
compliant PCI adapter or PC card.)
• The USB EHCI (Enhanced Host
Controller Interface) device driver
must be installed on your computer.
• You must use a Hi-Speed USB
compatible USB cable. (One is
provided with the drive.)
When writing to discs
When you write to a disc, we
recommend that you set the writing
speed to match the transfer speed of
your USB 1.1-compliant product
(usually 8× or less).
1)
When using a DVD-ROM drive, the maximum
transfer rate of 10800 KB/s
2) The USB EHCI device driver is supplied with
currently available PCI adapter cards that
supports Hi-Speed USB. Microsoft also released
the USB EHCI device driver for Windows XP.
For details, contact your adapter dealer or
consult the Microsoft Corporation Web site.
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Removing the
Device Driver
With a Windows XP/Me/2000
(SP3 or later) computer
Because these operating system come
standard with the device driver, there is
no need to remove it.
1)
.
With a Windows 98 Second
Edition computer
There is an uninstaller on the provided
software disc. Use it to remove the
device driver.
1
2)
2
Insert the software disc into the
CD-ROM drive of your computer.
Open the USB folder on the
software disc, then double-click
"UNINST.EXE".
The following dialog box opens.
z
If you inserted the software disc into the
drive, copy "UNINST.EXE" to your hard
disk before performing this procedure.