Third-Party 32-Bit Disk Access Drivers Available (88110)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Windows 3.1
- Microsoft Windows 3.11
This article was previously published under Q88110 SUMMARY
This article outlines the availability of third-party 32-bit disk access
device drivers.
MORE INFORMATIONBoca Research, Inc.
Boca Research has released a 32-bit disk access device driver called
2015P.386.
Columbia Data Products
Columbia Data Products has not yet released any 32-bit disk access
device drives but is working on device drivers to support
approximately 20 controller cards.
Promise Technologies
Promise Technologies has released a 32-bit disk access device driver called
VLIDE.386. and EIDE2300.386 for their 2300 disk controller.
Quantum
Quantum has released a 32-bit disk access device driver called IDE_WIN.386.
UltraStor
UltraStor has released a 32-bit disk access device driver for Windows
3.1. The device driver is called ULTRAISA.386 and is embedded in the
ULTRAISA.ZIP file. The .ZIP file can be downloaded from the UltraStor
bulletin board service (BBS).
The following are the file details:
Filename Size Date Time Description
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ULTRAISA.ZIP 13802 07-15-92 10:35a Name of the .ZIP file
ULTRAISA.386 32307 07-14-92 5:43p File contained with the
.ZIP file
The following information was obtained from the UltraStor 32-bit disk
access readme file.
ULTRAISA.386 is a Windows 3.1 compatible VxD driver that supports the
32-bit disk IO mode. This driver should only be used in conjunction with
UltraStor ISA-based controllers.
The UltraStor models supported are:
- ULTRA 12F AT ESDI Controller
- ULTRA 12F-24 AT ESDI Controller
- ULTRA 12C AT Caching ESDI Controller
- ULTRA 15C AT Caching IDE Controller
- ULTRA 15FM AT IDE Multi IO Controller
- ULTRA 14F AT Bus Master SCSI Host Adapter (ISA Mode Only)
- ULTRA 14N AT SCSI Host Adapter
NOTE: For earlier versions of some controller BIOS, an upgrade of the BIOS
may be necessary. A message suggesting that you upgrade is displayed if the
it is necessary. If so, the driver displays the message and then halts the
installation.
Western Digital
Western Digital has released a 32-bit disk access driver called WDCDRV.386.
The products included here are manufactured by vendors independent of
Microsoft; we make no warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding these
products' performance or reliability.
Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 10/14/2003 |
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Keywords: | KB88110 |
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