1394 Compatibility

Kathy Sanchez

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5th Oct 2003

I have recently upgraded to Windows 2000. In the process
I have lost usage of my 1394 Firewire. I obtained it
through Digital Origin with the use of Photo DV. When I
try to install the drivers I have I get a request to
insert the MotoDV CD which I do not have. Any suggestions
as to how I can get this 1394 to work or do I need to give
it up as another piece of hardware lost in the upgrade
process. (I already have lost access to my laser printer--
to old) Thanks for any help.

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