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April 5th 07, 05:16 PM
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IEEE 1394 Devices not recognized in Vista Ultimate
If someone knows what I ought to be doing to get these devices recognized,
please, please speak up. All of my IEEE 1394 devices work perfectly in Windows XP Pro, which I am dual booting in another partition. Can you point me to a place where I can get information to figure this out? Do I need to add or turn on a Service? Anybody else have iLink/Firewire/IEEE 1394 working? 
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April 6th 07, 01:31 PM
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IEEE 1394 Devices not recognized in Vista Ultimate
Only to provide hope ... It does work, native support in Vista, so I doubt
I'll be of any assistance. I have three different camcorders and an external hard drive connected via firewire. Are you running x64 or x86? x64 has little or no drivers for camcorders (at least not for my FX1, HC7 or TVR33). x64 did recognize my LaCie hard drive. x86 recognizes all my camcorders and the LaCie drive. "Ann Kennedy" wrote in message t... If someone knows what I ought to be doing to get these devices recognized, please, please speak up. All of my IEEE 1394 devices work perfectly in Windows XP Pro, which I am dual booting in another partition. Can you point me to a place where I can get information to figure this out? Do I need to add or turn on a Service? Anybody else have iLink/Firewire/IEEE 1394 working?
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April 6th 07, 05:21 PM
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IEEE 1394 Devices not recognized in Vista Ultimate
I'm running x86. My Sony DVD burner and two external hard disks and Epson
R800 printer all run natively in XP Pro. No drivers asked for either in Vista Ultimate, but there's an entry in Device Manager for a IEEE 1394 controllerwhich is also in Pro. All devices work with a USB cable. "HDFatBoy2003" wrote in message ... Only to provide hope ... It does work, native support in Vista, so I doubt I'll be of any assistance. I have three different camcorders and an external hard drive connected via firewire. Are you running x64 or x86? x64 has little or no drivers for camcorders (at least not for my FX1, HC7 or TVR33). x64 did recognize my LaCie hard drive. x86 recognizes all my camcorders and the LaCie drive. "Ann Kennedy" wrote in message t... If someone knows what I ought to be doing to get these devices recognized, please, please speak up. All of my IEEE 1394 devices work perfectly in Windows XP Pro, which I am dual booting in another partition. Can you point me to a place where I can get information to figure this out? Do I need to add or turn on a Service? Anybody else have iLink/Firewire/IEEE 1394 working?
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April 7th 07, 03:08 PM
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IEEE 1394 Devices not recognized in Vista Ultimate
So are you saying that your 1394 controller is not recognized in Vista? Try
right clicking on the controller and updating the drivers. Otherwise you'll have to figure out you the manufacturer of the 1394 chip is and see if they have Vista drivers available. "Ann Kennedy" wrote in message t... I'm running x86. My Sony DVD burner and two external hard disks and Epson R800 printer all run natively in XP Pro. No drivers asked for either in Vista Ultimate, but there's an entry in Device Manager for a IEEE 1394 controllerwhich is also in Pro. All devices work with a USB cable. "HDFatBoy2003" wrote in message ... Only to provide hope ... It does work, native support in Vista, so I doubt I'll be of any assistance. I have three different camcorders and an external hard drive connected via firewire. Are you running x64 or x86? x64 has little or no drivers for camcorders (at least not for my FX1, HC7 or TVR33). x64 did recognize my LaCie hard drive. x86 recognizes all my camcorders and the LaCie drive. "Ann Kennedy" wrote in message t... If someone knows what I ought to be doing to get these devices recognized, please, please speak up. All of my IEEE 1394 devices work perfectly in Windows XP Pro, which I am dual booting in another partition. Can you point me to a place where I can get information to figure this out? Do I need to add or turn on a Service? Anybody else have iLink/Firewire/IEEE 1394 working?
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