Hp Colorado T3000 Drivers

Software per disposizione tavoli matrimonio download. Apr 28, 2006 - In July of 1998, I purchased an HP Colorado T3000 tape drive and media. I researched the product as thoroughly as possible, including directing specific questions to HP Colorado, in order. Half of the drivers will not load.

I have this HP c4446a Colorada tapedrive. It takes 20G Travans, so it could be useful.

Only problem is that it have a folppy interface. This is not listed on any searches I've made. Apparently you connect the drive to the floppy interface, but what do you set the BIOS up as??? Drajver dlya upa usb versiya 12. I've tried all from 320kb to 2.88Mb, on both channels A & B. Even disabled it.

I've heard that I may try 'Other' but only PCs Pentium 2 (?) and older have that setting. I've got an AMD Epox 8RDA. Any comments and help will be appreciated. I checked the HP website, nothing about a floppy version of your tape drive. However, there is a parallel (external) version - maybe someone took the drive out of its case, installed it internally and hooked it up with an internal LPT port?

I searched the HP web site for a tape drive with a floppy interface (T3000) and found a couple of troubleshooting tips concerning floppy controllers, did you see those? I think that in order to work properly the BIOS should be set at no device. Not disabled: the whole floppy controller would be disabled, but also not any type of floppy drive. I believe the floppy interface doesn't support PNP, so the drive attached to the interface doesn't trigger the new hardware wizard. Just start the HP Colorado Tape Drive setup program: it should find the drive (maybe you'll have to tell it the drive is at the floppy controller).

Try removing the floppy disk drive - it may conflict. Try -if possible- both positions on the FDD cable. Check the LEDs on the drive; do they light, blink, what color? Do you get any errors?

Does anyone know of updated software for this tape drive that will make it compatible with Windows 2000 Professional or Windows XP? I originally had it running with Windows 95 but when I switched operating systems, I found that the original software (Colorado Backup and Colorado DTA - Direct Tape Access) would not load properly. I think it might have worked on Windows 98, but I don't use that system or Windows 98se on the computer the tape drive is in. It would be good if I could get the drive going again and useful. I have several types of tapes and they all seem to be ok.