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Driver Information |
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| Manufacturer: |
Hauppauge |
| Operating System: |
Windows 2000/XP |
| Version: |
v2.2_22292 |
| Release Date: |
2004-10-17 |
| Category: |
Display and Video Drivers |
| File Name and Size: |
pvr150_22_22292.exe(2.11 Mb) |
| Model: |
WinTV-PVR-150 |
| Description: |
Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-150 Driver v2.2_22292 Windows 2000/XP.Download three files to your computer: HCWCLEAR, PVR INF files: pvr150_inf.zip, WinTV-PVR Update: PVR150_22_22292.exe.# Run HCWCLEAR. This will remove the current WinTV-PVR drivers and WinTV applications.# Unzip the pvr150_inf.zip file to a temporary directory. Windows XP normally unzips this file to the PVR150_INF directory.# Then reboot your computer.# When your system restarts, the "Add New Hardware wizard" will run. In the Add Hardware Wizard first screen, select "Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)". Then click "Next". In the next menu, select "Include this location in the search" and enter the location of your temporary directory where you unzipped the pvr150_inf file to install the base driver. Then click "Next". You might see a Driver Not Signed message. If so, click "Continue anyway". Click "Finish".# After Windows has loaded the base driver, run the PVR150_22_22292.exe driver updater. |
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