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Cant find win 10 drivers for old PCI device

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Have an old vt6212l PCI to usb. Cant find win 10 drivers for it. Any help?

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Does it not work as-is? I'd expect a simple USB 2.0 controller to work. 

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only maybe 50% of those cheap pci to usb 2.0 cards actually function. it was common back in the day for half of them to simply not work at all

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Oh wow, that's a blast from the past.  I haven't run one of those since I had a board with it onboard to provide USB 2.0 to some old board back in the Windows 2000 era.

 

Anyway, if you really need it, grab the Vista drivers.  64 bit drivers may straight up not exist for this in Windows, though they may in Linux, in which case, get a new card designed sometime in the last two decades.

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