Hi,
I have a customer with an IOmega zip parallel port drive, and he has been connecting the drive with power on. He got an error message one day he connected, and the port has been unavailable since. (The drive works, tested on a different system)
I suspect the port is damaged as I could not get a printer to be detected (WIN XP Pro on a Dell laptop).
Will BIT Pro with a loopback plug be able to test the port? Does BIT use its own driver or Windows built-in driver?
Thanks,
//gml
I have a customer with an IOmega zip parallel port drive, and he has been connecting the drive with power on. He got an error message one day he connected, and the port has been unavailable since. (The drive works, tested on a different system)
I suspect the port is damaged as I could not get a printer to be detected (WIN XP Pro on a Dell laptop).
Will BIT Pro with a loopback plug be able to test the port? Does BIT use its own driver or Windows built-in driver?
Thanks,
//gml
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