Will this work on Dell XPS?There's no ethernet port or cd drive,can this be my high speed connection? Where can I download the driver for windows 8?
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I would recommend checking the manufacturer's specs to see the port compatibility. You can download the driver automatically by plugging the item in. The dell Apps store has the windows 8 App for free download. Be Well
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You can get it at the cable matters site and download it. I did it this way because my computer is an asus transformer t100 and do not have CD drive.
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Should work. See this link for driver download - http://www.cablematters.com/cs-Downloads.aspx
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As long as you have a USB port available on your computer, I am confident that the product will work. You could contact the manufacturer online and ask the same question of them, or you could buy the product, utilize the "plug and play" feature on your computer and let the computer search for the proper driver online. All of this fooling around is ultimately worth the effort, in my opinion, because the product works great for me. The computer I attached it to is a PC with XP, of course, with no wireless connectivity. So this product did the trick for me, but I have a disc drive, so the driver install was straightforward. Hope this helps! As long as you have a USB port available on your computer, I am confident that the product will work. You could contact the manufacturer online and ask the same question of them, or you could buy the product, utilize the "plug and play" feature on your computer and let the computer search for the proper driver online. All of this fooling around is ultimately worth the effort, in my opinion, because the product works great for me. The computer I attached it to is a PC with XP, of course, with no wireless connectivity. So this product did the trick for me, but I have a disc drive,... » Read More As long as you have a USB port available on your computer, I am confident that the product will work. You could contact the manufacturer online and ask the same question of them, or you could buy the product, utilize the "plug and play" feature on your computer and let the computer search for the proper driver online. All of this fooling around is ultimately worth the effort, in my opinion, because the product works great for me. The computer I attached it to is a PC with XP, of course, with no wireless connectivity. So this product did the trick for me, but I have a disc drive, so the driver install was straightforward. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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B. James - good question, maybe we can find the answer together: rfomeara@me.com. I am about to test the MS XP driver, if you send me an e-mail I will let you know the results.
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Yes the ethernet port does work with windows 8.1. I am using it with a Samsung tablet with windows 8.1 and it loaded the drivers automatically while I was online. The only con is that the USB ports of the hub don't let you use a device that draws a lot of power. I cannot run a DVD Drive, some older thumb drives or other devices that use a lot of power. This limits how useful the device is for me.
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yes, I installed it on an old Dell with xp. really works well, no problems at all.
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I don't know how it would work with XP (if XP has appropriate drivers). I am using it on a machine running Windows 8.
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Running with Windows 7 so I'm not sure. It should be or should have a compatible driver - you can check the Dell site to see if there's a driver to know before hand.
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I'm running windows 7 with no issues on this laptop except I have yet to find the wired ethernet driver. Touch screen etc all works fine once I found the various drivers.
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Hello bugman38301,This is compatible with the Dell XPS 10 Windows 8. If you have any further questions, please contact us for better assistance.
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Yes. For our Dell computer running Windows 8.1 it was 'plug and play'. It worked right out of the box with no driver needed.
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I have not used this in an XP system but it should work fine as it's a basic optical disc. No special drivers needed. Just plug and play.
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I sent Dynex cable back; it would not work with XP (Vista only). I would use a USB thumb drive.
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Hi, You can use the mini CD which containing drivers and software. In reality the softwares are old and only for XP. In reality you can use softwares given by IPCAS, i let you search on the web... Regards
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It should be fine as long as you use the manufacturer drivers. the edition of Windows XP you're using doesn't really matter beyond the fact that you have service pack 3 which is the best you can have. Not sure what adapter you used before, but it would be strange indeed if it cared about so minor a detail as the edition of windows xp you're using.
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The interface for this card is PCI. Based on what I read about the Dell XPS 420, the card will work. Check this site http://drivers.downloadatoz.com/vendor_creative/dell-xps-420-creative-labs-sound-blaster-x-fi/cat_sound-card.html
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You will need to install drivers for XP. Go to the website and find the correct driver. Once it is set up, the device works very well.
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I'm not sure, but it does work with my Dell XPS running Windows 7. Sorry I couldn't help!