Update of Adaptec ASPI layer to version 4.70
Posted on 18/02/02 10:48 by Dennis                             
Update of Adaptec ASPI layer to version 4.70

steve45 and SaTaN used our newssubmit to tell us about a new ASPI package:


ASPI Driver package for Windows computers, to support third party hardware and software. Includes ASPI drivers version 4.70 for Windows 98, NT 4, Me, 2000 and XP. Also includes ASPICHK version checking utility.

But the best thing is, you don't need FreeASPI or ASPI4ALL anymore, v4.70 doesn't check if you own an adaptec product.


You can download this new ASPI layer here.

Source: Adaptec

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By Brayza, Tuesday 19 February 2002 00:43
Anybody actually tried this yet??? I'm currently runnin WinXP Pro with the Forceaspi files. Is this better? I'm a bit scared to install and find out! Smilie Only just got the system stable again Smilie
By Wiccabilly, Tuesday 19 February 2002 02:17
What on earth do we need ASPI for anyhow? I'm running WinXP Pro and burning CDs left and right without ever needing to mess with anything of the sort.
By debro, Tuesday 19 February 2002 06:36
debroIt's probably cause adpatec has been bought out by MS. I now have reservation about using the MS calculator as well. According to the website, to download a 500kB file,it will 8-10 seconds on a 56Kb modem. By my calculation, it will 64-80 seconds assuming it has the full bandwidth which it doesn't due to protocols, headers and error correction. Stick Out Tongue
By ViRuZ, Tuesday 19 February 2002 16:34
Erm ... for example : You`ll need a working aspi driver when you want to rip a audio cd to mp3 with audiograbber ... ViRuZ
By Hostile_17, Tuesday 19 February 2002 18:07
I installed the new aspi drivers yesterday and after that EAC wouldn't recognise a cd in the drive anymore. Guess adapcrap screwed up again. Went back to 4.60 and everything workd ok again..
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