hp CD-RW PC Card

[Richard McGraw]

Anybody ever see one of these? It's recognized as a SCSI device, there is no listing on hp's site and no native driver support in Windows. So do I have a paper weight or something I can use? My guess is it's just ram but it doesn't act like it. It says it meets Canadian interference regulations....

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[Bill McNAMARA_1]

Is there a serial number?

Bill

[Richard McGraw]

no serial number - although there is a spot for one on the bottom, but there is this number: C4450-6120

[Ryan Andrews]

Hello:

I have been searching for a driver for the same device. The serial No. I have is 9FBVAO14659 Hope this helps to locate the driver.

[Scott_103]

This card is used to connect a HP CD player to an external cd drive using a cable, in my case the HP CD-Writer Plus, multi-read cd-rw drive. The card/driver comes up as a "PCMCIA Interface Card Driver (CardBus)". I am almost certain a CD or floppy had to be included with the cd drive for installation. Unfortunately I dont have it as this is a used unit. It wont do you much good without the cd drive so it's probably worthless, but I'd try to sell it on ebay to someone who's card got lost.....

[Brian Rohn]

The drive should be an M820e. The drive is a SCSI device but the PC Card is just a simple PCMCIA-SCSI adapter. Drivers should be on the HP page under M820e drivers. Or call tech support and they can send you a CD.

Brian