sorry to say but the best way to tell what card it really is is to remove
it from the computer and get someone to read all the numbers off the card.
be careful some of the numbers on the chips are not revelent.
you can use 'sysem' under control panel and then on device manager and
open the listing for the card and look under general, but the most
relialble is to physically check the card.
pete


On Sat, 15 Mar 2003, David Goldfield wrote:

> Hello.
>
> I have a friend who is using an old but wonderfully fast HP 3P scanner with
> an Advansys SCSI card.  I believe she was using Deskscan 2.8 from HP and
> everything worked well.  She is using OpenBook 5.0.  She recently upgraded
> from Windows 98 to Windows 2000 and now the scanner will not work and I am
> trying to help her by phone.  Should she be using Deskscan 2.9?  Will she
> need a Windows 2K driver for the SCSI card, which I guess she now needs to
> get from Initio?  How can we tell exactly which particular card she is using
> ... I am using the same scanner with what I think is the same card and I
> can't find a way to see which card I am using.  Any help I can get from any
> of you is appreciated.
>
>
>              Godspeed,
>     David Goldfield
>
>           http://www.davidgoldfield.com
>
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