1. aua1411_usb2_win_drvm_v32.exe Driver
2. readme.txt File Contents

readme.txt Driver File Contents (aua1411_usb2_win_drvm_v32.exe)

Adaptec DuoConnect AUA-1411
Supporting Windows 98SE, Windows Me, Windows 2000, and Windows XP
===================================================================

The default location of the expanded files are on your system disk
in the following folder: \adaptec\aua1411\

Notes
=====
- Please refer to the User's Guide and the Adaptec Support
  Knowledgebase (ASK) at <http://ask.adaptec.com/> for general
  troubleshooting tips.

- Newer versions of the drivers and software are posted on the
  Adaptec Web site as they are developed. For maximum performance and
  functionality, please update to the latest drivers and software as
  they become available. Go to <http://www.adaptec.com/support> for
  more information.

- Do not add or remove USB devices while the system is in standby
  or hibernation mode.

- The AUA-1411 does not currently support the HP n6395 laptop computer.

- Some USB 1.1 devices will not work correctly when connected through a
  USB 2.0 hub. Adaptec recommends that you connect the device directly
  to your AUA-1411 or an onboard USB port.

- If your system have problems resuming from standby or hibernation
  mode. Adaptec recommends that you remove all devices and the AUA-1411
  card before entering standby or hibernation mode.


Documentation
=============
Much of our documentation is released in PDF format.  To view
these documents you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader version 4 or
later installed on your system.  You can find a copy of this
software on the CD shipped with your product or you can download
the latest version from <http://www.adobe.com>.



Installation Procedure
======================
Please refer to the User's Guide for instructions on how to install
the DuoConnect AUA-1411.


Driver Limitations:
===================
- Some USB 2.0 devices and features are not supported in this driver
  release. USB Remote Wake Up is not supported.

- Windows 98SE users - The IBM ThinkPad 600E may have problems when 
  resuming from standby mode when using the Adaptec USB 2.0 drivers. 
  Disable suspend through the "Power Options" control panel.


Known Issues
============

Suspend and Resume Issues
-------------------------
- To avoid potential system problems, do not attempt to put your system 
  into standby or hibernation mode while it's transferring data to a USB 
  device.

- If you have a USB 2.0 isochronous device connected to the AUA-1411,
  your device may not function properly when entering standby, inactive 
  standby, or hibernation mode. To work around this issue, unplug your 
  device, then re-plug it into the USB port of the AUA-1411.

Boot and Shutdown Issues
------------------------
- Windows 2000 users only - If you are using a Sony PCG-FX340 laptop
  with the Adaptec USB 2.0 driver, Adaptec recommends that you either
  insert the AUA-1411 after your computer has finished booting or
  use the Microsoft USB 2.0 driver. If you are using the Adaptec USB
  2.0 driver and the AUA-1411 is inserted before you power on your 
  computer, the system will fail to boot.

Installing, Enabling, and Disabling Driver
------------------------------------------
- Before enabling or disabling the Adaptec Enhanced Host Controller
  in the Device Manager, stop and disconnect all USB devices connected to 
  the AUA-1411.

- Windows Me users only - During driver installation, some systems may fail 
  to  detect all the controllers on the AUA-1411. To resolve this, restart 
  your system. The remaining controllers will be detected and installed.

Connecting and Removing USB Devices
-----------------------------------
- Unplugging a webcam while streaming video may cause system problems.
  To work around this issue, always stop streaming video and close any
  preview or capture applications before unplugging the webcam.

- The Buslink USB 1.1 hard disk drive may not work properly when connected
  to an Adaptec USB 2.0 controller. To work around this issue, connect the
  Buslink USB 1.1 hard disk drive directly to an onboard USB port. Check
  the manufacturer's Web site for software updates.

- The iBot2 USB 2.0 camera may not work correctly on some systems when
  plugged into an Adaptec USB 2.0 card or hub. To work around this issue,
  plug the camera directly into an onboard USB port. Check the manufacturer's
  Web site for software updates.

- When disconnecting USB devices, use the "Unplug or eject" icon on your
  Taskbar to stop your device and then physically unplug the device from
  the USB port. If you need to remove more then one device, select the first 
  device you want to remove from the "Unplug or eject" list and then unplug 
  that device from the USB port, before removing the next device.
 
- When you are using an HP PSC-750 printer/scanner/copier, a Tascam USB-428
  audio/MIDI interface, or an ADS camera, Adaptec recommends that you connect
  the device directly to your AUA-1411 or onboard USB port rather than through
  a hub.