Will the Motorola DS6707DC Operate when connected to a 64bit Windows 7 computer? If so does it require a different type of connector, special USB, RS232, etc. If not what is a work around. Where can I obtain the drivers to make this work? Where can I find the Driver Requirements?

It is done all the time. IF the directory is damaged then you would install it in a different directory for example instead of c:\windows you would create a new directory like for example it c:\win7. It is also true for every verson of windows ever made. Good Luck.

Go goggle on line and type in the details of you equipment then check for driver download for windows 7-- 64 bit

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Identify why you need an HDMI connection from your computer. Because the 2764 does not have an HDMI port, you will need to obtain some sort of adapter to connect to an HDMI device. There are a number of different ways to achieve that connection.
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Purchase an external USB video card with an HDMI output. These devices have a number of benefits, including the ability to display a different image on the HDMI output than that which is being displayed on the screen. One example of these devices is the Sabrent USB-2011 which can display a 1080p HD signal over its HDMI connector. Other devices will also include support for audio and send it along the HDMI wire with the video signal.
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Use a DVI-to-HDMI adapter if you have a Lenovo ThinkPad USB Port Replicator with Digital Video. This device takes the computer's existing video card and displays its signal over DVI. DVI-to-HDMI adapters are both affordable and easy to obtain.
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Convert the computer's VGA output directly to HDMI. Because VGA is an analog signal and HDMI digital, doing this requires a special piece of hardware such as the StarTech VGA to HDMI converter with audio. Simple VGA to HDMI cables will not work, due to the lack of digital output from the T400's VGA port.

First make sure usb cable connected to harddrive is working fine. try it in different usb ports. Press windows key +R key so you can see run then type in run "devmgmt.msc" then press ok so you can see device manager uninstall all usb drivers then it automatic install usb drivers. then check. Also you need to change registry for that type in run "regedit" then press ok then you can see registry editor then locate below key. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E965-E325-11 CE-BFC1-08002BE10318} And remove upper filter and lower filter.Then restart computer then check. Also locate the below key and make sure it's value is 3 not 4. HKLM\system\currentcontrolset\services\usbstor make sure start value is 3 not 4. Let me know if you need further assistance. Thanks for using FixYa

There are several different kinds of USB-USB cables on the market. The one used to connect two PC's is called "bridged" (or "USB networking cable"), because it has a small electronic circuit in the middle allowing the two PCs to talk to each other. There are the so-called A/A USB cables that, in spite of having two standard USB connectors at each end, don't have a bridge chip and cannot be used to connect two PCs. In fact, if you use an A/A USB cable you can burn the USB ports of your computers or even their power supplies. So, these A/A USB cables are completely useless. A/B USB cables are used to connect your computer to peripherals such as printers and scanners, so they also won't fit your needs.

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USB and i.Link cables are not the same thing. What Sony call i.Link everyone else calls Firewire, DV or IEEE1394, and it is a different standard from USB with different connectors.

This type of camera usually downloads better with a Firewire (DV) connection. Some mini-DV cameras only use the USB connection (if they have one) for stills and can only download video by Firewire. This is because you have to play the tape into the computer, not just copy a file. If you are trying to use a USB cable for video download, then it won't work for this camera. The driver is not the problem, this model is not on the Sony list of cameras that will download video over USB.

Most PCs have a USB port, but no Firewire port. Macs often have a Firewire port but may not have USB. As most Windows PCs do not come with this interface, you might need to fit an add-on Firewire interface card. This will come with a driver for the card.

Suitable Firewire (DV) cables can easily be found on Amazon or eBay. You will need the kind with a small (four pin) connector at one end and a larger (six pin) connector at the other. My camera came with the correct lead.

There is a Sony tutorial page for downloading at THIS LINK You will need to select Windows as the operating system, then Mini-DV as the camera type, then select the type of connection. As you will see, the USB option warns that it won't work with many Mini-DV cameras.

You can use Vista drivers in Windows 7.

Windows XP 64 needs entirely different drivers than Win XP 32, and Windows Vista/7 64bit/32bit.

If you can not find specialized drivers, there is nothing you can do to make it work.

Did you download and install the Motorola USB Data / Modem drivers? If not, you will need to.

Motorola Mobile Phone USB Drivers (for Windows®) This USB Driver is used for connecting your Motorola Mobile Phone to a Windows® computer via a USB cable in order to charge your phone or to access the data on your phone.
Supported Handsets This USB Driver supports most Motorola OS, Motorola Linux OS, Motorola iDEN, Motorola Symbian/UIQ, Motorola Windows Mobile® and Motorola i-mode Handsets.
System Requirements

• A 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows 2000®, Windows XP®, Windows Vista® or Windows 7® Operating system.
• You must have Administrator permission to install this driver.

Notes

• Please reboot the system after installing the USB Driver.
• Installation of Motorola Phone Tools may affect the performance of this driver. Please re-install the USB Driver after the installation of Motorola Phone Tools.

• Motorola 4.5.0 Driver with MotoConnect* (for 32-bit versions of Windows®)
• Motorola 4.5.0 Driver with MotoConnect* (for 64-bit versions of Windows®)

* MotoConnect is a PC application that keeps your Motorola device drivers up-to-date. Additionally, on supported phones, MotoConnect can launch the owner support page for your phone giving you easy access to user guides, FAQs, tutorials, videos and more.

Go to this website and sign up to be a member. You can then download the USB drivers there.

Try using the cable as provided along with your printer.

try to download the driver for XP and Vista from manufacturer website from this link

http://www.fargosupport.com/search_results.asp?pulldowntype=&all=1&printer=73&submit.x=24&submit.y=7

download the driver for windows XP

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If your problem is not solved then replace the cable with another similar and connecting the printer to a different usb port on your computer.

try installing in a different computer