Usb cable driver - Sony Ericsson Satio Cell Phone

hi Oscar.this is all i could find on the internet.
go to this link it might help you out but not sure.
USB drivers for PC USB 2 0 to RS232 converter cable Google Search

Usually usb device not recognized is due to damaged usb cable or usb port..use a different usb cable and connect it to your pc, if your usb cable is ok then connect it to a different usb port. if the problem in not with the usb cable or port install driver from the cd you got with camera. if you dont have that cd download driver from the device manufacturer site.

USB cables do not need drivers. The device that is attached to the USB cable may need a device driver.

The GTCO drivers only recognize Com ports 1 and 2, if you are using a serial port for communications.

If you are using the USB driver for Wintab, the drivers may not recognize the E-Ports.

I would try the USB driver and cable,(CAUTION) the RUD III,gets its power from the USB cable,so don't plug in a power supply and the USB cable.

Only use the USB cable when using the 10.9 drivers.

A USB cable driver is need to be installed for the USB cable to work and this driver comes with the cable itself. insert the cd, let the wizard open, click on install and follow the steps or after the wizard is open, click on the option for installing driver for USB cable. Enjoy !!! Thanks for using fixya !!!

You can find 2.0 USB drivers at www.intel.com but Vista comes with USB drivers built in. If you're having trouble seeing a device that you plug in with a USB cable it's probably not the drivers for your USB port but a problem with the periferal that you're plugging in.

Uninstall drivers and remove usb cable.
re-install drivers without usb attached.
Reboot and attach usb cable

USB cables are just that. No drivers are needed. What it is searching for are the drivers for the device that is plugged in via the USB cable.

Follow this link to find the drivers you need for the printer on your operating system:

http://h20180.www2.hp.com/apps/Lookup?h_lang=en&h_cc=us&cc=us&h_page=hpcom&lang=en&h_client=S-A-R163-1&h_pagetype=s-002&h_query=LaserJet+1100&submit=Go+%BB

the printer is designed to work with a parallel cabel connection. usb to parallel conversion cables may or may not work. 
now for the second part is, about the driver (visit manufacturers website for updated drivers), usb driver behaves differently compared to parallel drivers as it expects a usb printer connected to a computer. try both drivers. remember, it may or may not work.

No. Connect the USB cable after the USB driver is installed.