Click Refresh in Device Manager to re-detect the card. The card will be in the Multifunction Adapters and/or Ports categories. To get to Device Manager in 2000 / XP, right-click on My Computer, choose Properties, choose the Hardware tab, then click Device Manager. 
To get to Device Manager in 98 / ME, right-click on My Computer, choose Properties, then choose the Device Manager tab.
Uninstall the card from Device Manager if it’s already installed.To install the older, “.zip” driver package: Significantly older versions of the hardware may require older versions of the driver, which can be downloaded here, here, here and here. Our 9.x Driver release supports all relatively recent revisions of these devices. USB-FLEXCOM4(.EXE) – (21 MB – Last Uploaded ).USB-COM-4SM(.EXE) – (21 MB – Last Uploaded ).
USB-COM-4S(.EXE) – (21 MB – Last Uploaded ). This section applies to the following serial communication models: ACCES will continue supporting them, until we cannot. * Note: Windows versions prior to the NT6.2 kernel (prior to Windows 8 and Server 2012) are not recommended for use in new applications due to lack of support from Microsoft. Supported Windows desktop / client versions Operating Systems SupportedĪll our software supports both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (“圆4”, AMD64) versions of the following Windows operating systems. Keep scrolling down for more details about our non-Windows software. We also provide macOS, DOS, and VxWorks 7 software and drivers, for some products or product families - as well as others upon request, just ask us. The packages also include limited support for Windows 98se, Windows 95, Windows 3.11 for Workgroups, and DOS, for older products. The packages described above support retail and OEM versions of every edition of Windows from XP through 10 including the Embedded Standard editions (XPe, Win7ES, Win8ES, etc.) and all the related Server editions (Windows 2008R2 etc), in both 64-bit and 32-bit. ACCES supports every version of Windows we can.
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