Kigamo Scanback 6000 with Notebook?

Martin,
Ctrl-A is the usual route to the Adaptec BIOS utility.


erie

Martin Schneider wrote:
David Nebenzahl schrieb:
Here's an idea: can you boot from a floppy disk? (Which leads to the
question, does your computer even have a floppy drive?) If you can,
then you'll be booting under plain DOS and will be able to see the
boot messages (and presumably run the BIOS utilities).

No, the machine doesn't have it - but I know how to create a bootable
CD. I'll try and report...

Thanks
Martin

I installed both the ASPI32-drivers that came with the software as well
as NERO ASPI for XP, to no avail.

Thanks for your supprt.

Best regards,

Martin

I had a similar problem with a Nikon scanner that was SCSI. Adaptec
has some specific drivers/software for XP.

Email me for what I have. Perhaps it will help.

Bob AZ