[RESOLVED] DataCare Int'l IDE HD Contr. w/Cache & Par/Ser ports
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    TopJimmy
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    DataCare Int'l IDE HD Contr. w/Cache & Par/Ser ports




    I cannot find a driver for that particular card for dos or win 95
    and the the one disk I have is corrupted beyond repair.

    The disk says

    EISA IDE CACHE CONTROLLER DRIVERS

    R/N: 081492

    My system runs super slow...inch worm pace.
    It takes 5 minutes just to start up.

    IT seems like win95 and the controller card are fighting over rights to the hard drive.

    The company was either disolved or bought by another company...and I am guessing

    I cannot find any info on their IDE controller card.

    My computer:
    Comtrade:
    486DX250 EISA
    w/8MB memory

    Western Digital Harddrive:
    Model:WDC AC2540F

    The controller card has fancy firmware where it recognizes most harddrive types...even after 1991 manufactured harddrives.
    It also has parrallel and serial ports.
    The date on the firmware chip is the only part of the card I can read anything that makes sense.

    The only other things on the card are:

    DI-550 Rev. B (possible model #)
    *239BG0A11274* (barcode by the parallelport)

    (a chip on the board)
    ST200AEI
    107195
    9232A

    On the back it says VERTEX M1 and the # 9238
    Oh it also says Made in Taiwan R.O.C.!

    I can supply a picture of the card, if it will help.

    Is there any hope for me?

    Please e-mail me...if anyone knows...at

    [email protected]

    Thank you for your time.


    [This message has been edited by TopJimmy (edited April 30, 1999).]

  2. #2
    TopJimmy
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    That card is a Winbond W83757F/AF VISA IDE Controller

    Winbond only offers their
    W83759F/AF VISA IDE Controller Driver which does not work

    Please help me? Someone

    I am now trying a low level format using the Controller cards built in utility...

    Please help

  3. #3
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    Apr 1999
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    Just a suggestion...if this is a VLB board, you may want to buy a new one. They are fairly inexpensive, even if you shop around on the Internet for a new one.

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