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Overall Rating: (24 ratings, 24 reviews) 4,898 Downloads Submitted Feb 11, 2011 by madman7814 (DG Member): ' Driver for Iomega Legacy Parallel Port Drive. Prezentaciya dlya doshkoljnikov odezhda. I have tested on a Zip 100 Parallel Port on Windows 7 32 BIT (THIS DRIVER IS FOR 32-BIT ONLY) and it works perfectly. The driver has been ripped out from Windows XP. As Iomega decided that were no longer going to support this device I looked for alternate.' Supported OS: Win XP Home, Win XP Pro File Version: Version WinXP Release Date: 2007-04-20 File Size: 43.4 MB File Name. Overall Rating: (1 rating, 1 review) 93 Downloads Submitted Oct 18, 2004 by Vinod (DG Staff Member): ' Mobile Drive - Use this driver for the Mobile Drive on Win 98SE or ME only.

For Win 2000 and XP there is native support.' Source: Manufacturer Website (Official Download) Supported OS: Win 98SE, Win 98 File Version: Version 5.00.2195.1 Release Date: 1999-12-09 File Size: 1.4 MB File Name: 422 Downloads Submitted Jun 14, 2006 by Rexrinaldo (DG Staff Member): ' 1419605 - MP3 Player Driver File' Supported OS: Win 2000 Workstation, Win 2000 Server, Win 98SE, Win 98, Win 95 File Version: Version 4. Release Date: 2001-06-26 File Size: 607.6 KB File Name.

Windows doesn't allow seeing partitions on removable media (USB, SD card, etc.). One way to make this possible is to modify the driver. Here is an example on how to do it for a USB drive, but I think it could also be used for an SD card.

One needs to download a Hitachi filter driver for removing the Removable Media Bit - xpfildrvr1224_320.zip By modifying the included INF file the filter driver can be used with any other 'removable' drive. For the device detection there are the lines in section [cfadisk_device]: [cfadisk_device]%Microdrive_devdesc% = cfadisk_install,IDEDiskIBM-DSCM-11000__________________________SC2IC801 'IDEDiskIBM-DSCM-11000__________________________SC2IC801' is the device ID of one of the supported Microdrives. In analogy to these lines we add one line for each 'removable' USB drive we want to turn into a USB hard drive. The ID is found in the Windows device management: Expand 'Disk drives', right click your USB drive, select Properties. On the tab 'Details' under XP the item 'Device instance ID' is already selected. Click on the ID in the List and press Ctrl+C, this copies the ID into the Windows Clipboard and can be pasted somewhere else with Ctrl+V. XP up to SP1 shows the tab 'Details' only when the environment variable DEVMGR_SHOW_DETAILS=1 is set: DevMgr_Show_1.reg download and doubleclick the file, then relogon to take effect.

Sample: USBSTORDISK&VEN_LEXAR&PROD_JUMPDRIVE&REV_1.27040&0 We need the fat part: [cfadisk_device]%Microdrive_devdesc% = cfadisk_install,USBSTORDISK&VEN_LEXAR&PROD_JUMPDRIVE&REV_1.30 Or much more simple the universal way for any USB disk:%Microdrive_devdesc% = cfadisk_install,USBSTORGenDisk In the last line of the INF file we change 'Hitachi Microdrive' into something nice as 'RemovableToFixed'. In the device manager again right-click the USB drive, 'Update driver.' , then 'No, not this time' -> Next -> 'Install from a list or.' -> Next -> 'Don't search.'

-> Next -> 'Have Disk' -> browse to the INF file here. Now 'RemovableToFixed' should be in the list -> Next -> Confirm the two warnings -> Finish. Now the drive is redetected, actually as USB hard drive. The drive can be partitioned, the policy 'Optimize for performance' indeed activates a write cache on FAT formatted drives and Windows will create the beloved folder 'System Volume Information'. Cfadisk.sys aka Hitachi Microdrive Filter Driver.