REQ'D - Driver or Disc for one of these...

Gunslinger · 29 Dec 2010 at 11:58

COMDA USB 2.0 6-Port Hub with Bluetooth Class 2 v.2.0

As the thread title says, i need the disc, or image of one, for one of these as mine is broken

The driver link on their website goes nowhere, and they have not replied to either of the requests for help i have requested, or to the request of where to purcahse one in this country.
Whilst i can use it and install it via the stock windows bluetooth stack, and stuff functions through it, i seem to have a problem, this is from the windows event log....

and that is there at every boot

It might also be causing a bit of a hang during boot time

so, anyone ? ... or if you know where stocks these, as i'm not adverse to phoning them and begging for a copy of the install/driver disk !

stulid · 29 Dec 2010 at 12:38

What operating system you using?

Gunslinger · 29 Dec 2010 at 16:18

sorry, forgot that !

WinXP Pro SP3 32bit

ZZZAC · 30 Dec 2010 at 00:11

You tryed plugging it in and using driver genius?
Also updates old driver's to there newest on the database, i find it a very good program.
Hope this helped, Zac

Memphis · 30 Dec 2010 at 00:18

ZZZAC said:
Hope this helped, Zac

You don't want to be suggesting using cracked software if you want your account to last out the year.

Gunslinger · 30 Dec 2010 at 00:23

Actually i do have a copy of that somewhere (legit) i got it for something similar to this, or was it when i was migrating stuff between PC's, anyway, it didn't do what i wanted very well and seemed to think i needed a whole heap of drivers i knew i didn't so i just chucked it off to one side on one of the storage drives somewhere, you've just reminded me i have it.... i'll give it a try, i have nothing to lose i guess.

Only problem is that the device is working fine, and all features seem ok, such as bluetooth etc, but, i have the issue in the error log, so unless it can identify a better driver/software then it'll just end up with the same generic drivers windows install wizard found

Pho · 30 Dec 2010 at 00:36

Hmm it's only listed as a warning and Microsoft seem to suggest you can ignore it:

This error message can safely be ignored. The message does not indicate that there is a problem with the device.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/886928

ZZZAC · 30 Dec 2010 at 19:41

Memphis said:
You don't want to be suggesting using cracked software if you want your account to last out the year.

Theres only 2 days left, im sure it will be fine.

anyway in seriousness, im sorry, im sure you can understand how poor people work.

software is exepensive for 14 year olds

ZZZAC · 30 Dec 2010 at 19:44

Gunslinger said:
Actually i do have a copy of that somewhere (legit) i got it for something similar to this, or was it when i was migrating stuff between PC's, anyway, it didn't do what i wanted very well and seemed to think i needed a whole heap of drivers i knew i didn't so i just chucked it off to one side on one of the storage drives somewhere, you've just reminded me i have it.... i'll give it a try, i have nothing to lose i guess.

Only problem is that the device is working fine, and all features seem ok, such as bluetooth etc, but, i have the issue in the error log, so unless it can identify a better driver/software then it'll just end up with the same generic drivers windows install wizard found

some driver detecting software has real problems, thats why i suggested dirver genius.

it not only installs missing drivers, it updates out of date drivers to