[Carriage Hill]

Have you tried this one?

http://download.cnet.com/windows/

[TomGuy]

I googled this:

‘software driver 3c460b’

Several download sites showed up.

[Carriage Hill]

Scroll down to the drivers:

http://download.cnet.com/1770-20_4-0.html?tag=pfindersrch&searchtype=downloads&query=3Com+3C460B+USB+to+Ethernet+connector&filter=platform=Windows|&filterName=platform=Windows|

Any help?

[doc1019]

Are you kidding me? There is a multitude of sources for driver updates. Were have you been for the last decade.

First try ... try filehippo

[discostu]

Since you know the brand go there first. There are still some clearing house sites but I prefer to get drivers straight from the OEM.

[jwsea55]

be careful about cnet...many of there files eventually don’t scan clean

[GeronL]

first thing, find the website of the manufacturer and see if it’ll let you download one.

I have an HP printer and downloaded the driver on a few computers that way.

download.com or CNET I would be wary of but they’d be better than some anonymous site I never heard of before

[jwsea55]

Maybe easier buying new.

TrendNet USB to Ethernet

[wildbill]

there is a free program—Secunia—that checks your programs for current drivers and then will go download them for you.

As far as I kmow it does not put any malware on your computer.

[Bon mots]

http://driverzone.com

I never had a problem there.

[raybbr]

tech ping

[johncatl]

The cable you have needs to have the software from the UPS manufacturer installed. The "driver" for the cable will be installed with the software.

The cable is merely a feedback circuit from the PC to the UPS to manage the battery power and time remaining before shutdown.

Just go to the website of the manufacturer of the UPS and download the software for the device and operating system you have.

[waynesa98]

google drivereasy install it run it. some of the drivers may not work, if they are for a different MFG, an some may need to be manually installed, in general its a good one stop shop.