Firewire card driver problems in xp

Hey guys

I recently purchased and installed the Que Firewire 3 port PCI card on my
windows XP pc to use with my camcorder. Upon card installation, things
appeared to work correctly (PCI OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller
appeared in the device list). I could also playback video and control my
camcorder. Then the video software I was using locked up and forced me to
reboot the machine. Upon restart, the 1394 driver appeared to have
disappeared, and windows informed me that I had new 1394 hardware (The old
device was gone). I then told it to go ahead and install the drivers -
unfortunately, windows then said it didn't not know how to recognize the
card and couldn't find the drivers. I then did a full 'upgrade' of windows
which actually brought the driver back - unfortunately, using a different
video program the thing locked up again, I had to reboot, and once again the
old driver is gone and windows is complaining. Any ideas on how to fix this
problem?

Thanks

Bob

P.S. The card instructions indicate the 1394 drivers that come with windows
should be adequate - no additional drivers included.

Sounds like you are using a 'buggy' Firewire driver. Does their web site
have a newer release?

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DaveW



"Bob Riley" <dont.TakeThisOut@spamme.net> wrote in message
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 > Hey guys
 >
 > I recently purchased and installed the Que Firewire 3 port PCI card on my
 > windows XP pc to use with my camcorder. Upon card installation, things
 > appeared to work correctly (PCI OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller
 > appeared in the device list). I could also playback video and control my
 > camcorder. Then the video software I was using locked up and forced me to
 > reboot the machine. Upon restart, the 1394 driver appeared to have
 > disappeared, and windows informed me that I had new 1394 hardware (The old
 > device was gone). I then told it to go ahead and install the drivers -
 > unfortunately, windows then said it didn't not know how to recognize the
 > card and couldn't find the drivers. I then did a full 'upgrade' of
windows
 > which actually brought the driver back - unfortunately, using a different
 > video program the thing locked up again, I had to reboot, and once again
the
 > old driver is gone and windows is complaining. Any ideas on how to fix
this
 > problem?
 >
 > Thanks
 >
 > Bob
 >
 > P.S. The card instructions indicate the 1394 drivers that come with
windows
 > should be adequate - no additional drivers included.
 >
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