Quatech Computers & Internet - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

You would have to contact Toshiba Customer Service, since they are the ones who sold you the package. I would not expect much however, since software purchases usually are considered final unless there is a defect in the product. You would need to know what the sale conditions were to determine what your legal options are. As a rule, purchasing ANY kind of "support package" is normally just a boondoggle for the seller, as the user rarely makes use of all the advertised features and then they get to pocket the money and walk. And while I occasionally hear of someone singing McAfee's praises, my experience with them is that they have a satisfactory product as far as what is is advertised to do is concerned, but in general, my biggest beef with their product is that it is large, bulky, and uses up too many resources and too much processor time.

Hey Anonymous! Unfortunately, the SSU-100 Single RS-232 Serial Adapter is only 'officially' supported on the following Operating Systems: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 2003 To the best of my knowledge, there is not a Linux porting of the drivers.However there is a Linux driver package for the Quatech ESU2-100 (see below) http://www.quatech.com/ManualsDriversFirmware/Communication/serqt_usb2_2.6_1.00.tar.gz I doubt they are interchangable.

Here is the driver (Don't be alarmed about the web address!) http://windowshackerz.viralcoders.com/Quetec_11b_PCI_PCMCIA_2.5.30.0_Setup

If someone wants to edit this post and upload this to some place else, Go for it! *I would of rapidshared it but they will delete the driver with in a month or so.

plaese help me with my usb

http://www.quatech.com/support/discontinued.php
Go to this above website it is all there for you to download.