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APC UPS not recognized
"Richard Urban" wrote in message ... What about "Smart UPS" do you not understand? Yours is a later model! It works! Great! Mine works also. It just can not be integrated with any APC software and Vista does not recognize it when it is plugged into the serial port. But during a brown out or a power failure the onboard electronics keeps my computer chugging along. -- Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Desktop Experience "John" wrote in message ... "Richard Urban" wrote in message ... APC must supply drivers for the serial port UPS to be recognized by Vista. They are not going to do so. I have a Smart UPS and am in the same sinking boat. -- Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Desktop Experience My APC UPS 1400 works just fine on Vista Ultimate 64 bit connected to a serial port. The console software complains about Win32 major version 6 when it starts but otherwise works fine. I'm using APC PowerChute Business Edition Version 7.0.4. One more try. I messed up the description of my UPS. It is an APC Smart-UPS 1400 manufactured May 21, 1997. It is connected to a real serial port (not a USB to serial convertor) on my Vista Ultimate 64 bit computer via an APC supplied serial cable. It works fine using APC PowerChute Business Edition Version 7.0.4 software. |
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