Vista won't load dynex DX-ubdb9 drivers. Need 396 usb cable.

[jimyleg]

I'v been using a dynex DX-ubdb9 converter to plug the scanner into the pc but It's not working on my 64 bit laptop. I dunno why exactly... But, maybe there is a usb cable out now? Right now I have the original one that came with the bcd396t which is a male E style on the pc end.

Also, been a while since I updated firmware and I will need to register the scanner again. No idea how to load this esn stuff... and I can't until I can get it to connect to the pc...

 

[jimyleg]

UPDATE
It appears vista 64 does not allow unsigned drivers... Dynex does not digitally sign their drivers... SO unless some one can help me get a hack to disable that security function, I AM SOL!
Guess I'll have to use a different computer! Whoopty frikin dooo!

 

[jimyleg]

http://www.security-hacks.com/2007/05/07/vista-disable-driver-signing-verification-in-64-bit

 

[jimyleg]

http://forums.windrivers.com/showthread.php?t=71463

I'm having the same difficulty this person is having. Whenever I find a link to the drivers, instead of getting an install option I only get an uninstal option.

If there is not a way to get around this... I will have to find an E male to E female connection as thats all this laptop has... BOGUS!

 

[UPMan]

To allow unsigned drivers, F8 during starup and select the option to turn off the unsigned driver
check. This is not a persistent setting from one reboot to the next.

Which chipset does that cable use? If it is the PL-2303, then the signed Vista 64 drivers for the USB-1 cable will work (and you can download that from the Uniden download area).

http://www.uniden.com/my/downloads.cfm?product=USB-1
(you need to log in before this link will work)

If it is the FTDI chipset, then get the Vista 64 signed drivers at:
http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/D2XX.htm

If it is some other chipset, check the chipset manufacturer's site (but the above two should comprise the majority of such cables).

UPDATE: I looked at the Dynex drivers...they use PL-2303. Use the Uniden Vista driver.

 

[jimyleg]

To allow unsigned drivers, F8 during starup and select the option to turn off the unsigned driver
check. This is not a persistent setting from one reboot to the next.

Which chipset does that cable use? If it is the PL-2303, then the signed Vista 64 drivers for the USB-1 cable will work (and you can download that from the Uniden download area).

http://www.uniden.com/my/downloads.cfm?product=USB-1http://www.uniden.com/my/downloads.cfm?product=USB-1
(you need to log in before this link will work)

If it is the FTDI chipset, then get the Vista 64 signed drivers at:
http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/D2XX.htm

If it is some other chipset, check the chipset manufacturer's site (but the above two should comprise the majority of such cables).

UPDATE: I looked at the Dynex drivers...they use PL-2303. Use the Uniden Vista driver.

Thanks upman.