Does it support all four ports in Windows XP. We tried the NVS 510 only to find it doe NOT. the 510 will only utilize 2 ports in XP
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Yes, it supports WindowsXP. Any newer cards will not. We've been stockpiling them for equipment that will not run on anything newer than WinXP.
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It works perfectly under my Windows XP, but if you have a version that does not support usb ports, you´ll have to install the drivers separately. But the hardware works perfect :)
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Works great with Vista and Windows 7. I'd check Belkin's website for a driver if it's not automatically working with XP.
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Mine gave me problems.My advice to you is do not purchase this item. Get one without the square thing in the middle. I bought a different adapter without the square thing andhad no proplems at all with windows XP.
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Wish I could tell you. I purchased this item because my onboard ethernet wasn't working right (my Windows machine still kept trying to use the old port instead of the new one, so I had to jump through some hoops to get it to ignore the built-in one). It seems very likely running two ethernet ports is possible though; pro-level Macintoshes come standard with two, after all. This ethernet card worked great for me, by the way, although--unlike reports from others--I had to install drivers for it. Good luck!
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On Windows 7 it does support up to two. However, on Linux Mint 17 I was able to connect three monitors to this card on extended desktop using the xorg open source driver. (This card needed to be set as primary though in BIOS to do so.) I am not sure if three is okay for the hardware though given that the ATI proprietary driver does not allow for three monitors (only two) in Windows 7.
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Yes, up to 4 adapters can be used. I would suggest waiting for the official Nintendo adapter that will include 4 ports.
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It does have 2 Ethernet ports and both should be functional. Yours could have a faulty port. Have you tried connecting to your network with each port individually to confirm both ports are working? You may have a problem if you are trying to put different subnet masks in the two adapters. To do this in a computer you need to create trace routs for the adapters, and I don't think this NAS has that ability.
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No. Not at all. I use it at work and I'm using all 4 ports with no problems.
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My understanding is that it works well with one port multiplier. Suggest you ask SYBA support to clarify this for you. Go to SYBA's website, locate the product page for SD-PEX40054 card. Scroll down and there should be a button or link labeled "Ask a question". Click on that button and ask if the card supports two port multipliers and what are the steps to enable that. In the past i have asked SYBA a couple of questions using this method and they responded within a day (or two days on a weekend) with specific helpful information. One final thought here: are you using Windows native/generic drivers for the card? If so, try updating the drivers in Device Manager with SYBA's drivers. Maybe that will offer better performance?
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I used it on an XP SP3 upgraded to 8/8.1 without a problem. I don't believe it carried over the driver from XP in the upgrade. If it did, however, using Win 7 drivers and compatibility mode should work.
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you got it right. but it doesn't matter. this adapter runs on everything including linux (right out of the box). They have driver support for linux but its not needed as linux "finds" this NIC with no issues. We run win7 ultimate out of a VM as a linux host and once again, no problems at all with this card. Suggestion? buy it...
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Sorry....I never got it to work on my XP machine with 4 gig of memory, AMD Phenom quad 4 processor, and nvdia video card.
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I believe that all of the Belkin USB transfer cables function in the same way, although the appearance of the device in the middle of the cable varies. I have used both a "Windows Vista" cable and a "Windows 7" cable to transfer between XP and 7, between 7 and 7, and between XP and XP, with no problems. The behavior of those two cables has been identical. The differences are in the software. Windows Easy Transfer (WET) doesn't come with XP, so WET has to be installed for XP. The software that came with the Belkin Vista cable got some negative reviews. I don't use the Belkin software; I use different software that calls WET, and have had no problems. If you use different software to control the transfer, then you can choose between the Belkin cables on the basis of price. (I described use of one type of different software, suitable for power users, in my April 6, 2011 review of the Belkin "Vista" cable.)
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I contacted startech & they said it will work with up to 6 drives per port with multiport external bays. SO a a total of 12 drivers per card will work. They said they have tested & has been verified. I have 2 mediasonic non raid bays i will try to see if it works when i get the card
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According to Intel (http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/network-adapters/converged-network-adapters/ethernet-x540.html) it's PCIe 2.1. It's well-provisioned (2x the requisite bandwidth in fact) to support dual 10Gbit ports, even if both ports are fully saturated. At least from the PCIe bus perspective. Whether or not the host machine and/or the controller on this card can maintain that kind of rate is another matter.
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At I has hidden most of their legacy drivers especially for xp but I was able to find one from gateway of all places they used to add that card as an optional upgrade hope this helps