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There is really no excuse for Tripp Lite to not provide a proper driver on the CD since Snow Leopard has been out for nearly a year.
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The drivers for this on Mac OS X sometimes crash the kernel or prevent the device from being removed and reinserted, requiring a reboot.
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Just plug into the USB port, and it downloaded the proper driver straight from Windows Update.
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This one does not crash my computer, and the drivers are extremely easy to find
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I reloaded the drivers and it worked but as soon as I unplugged it from the USB and plugged it back in it no longer worked
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I'm always suspicious of manufacturer's drivers, but I have to say Keyspan has written some superb drivers for this device - even on the Intel Macs.
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If you have ever dealt with stubborn device drivers in Windows 7 then this is what you will get periodically with this.
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For whatever reason, I did some reading up and found the latest driver supported up to Win XP.
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I had to get a driver off of the manufacturer's website in order to get this to work (the driver on the supplied CD did not work with Vista.)
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This one had good drivers and was easy to get going.
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I have used several different cheaper adapters that use the common Prolific chip and drivers.
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The serial driver never worked right from the beginning
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The drivers are excellent and make this the no problem solution if you are in the small
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This is a very high quality USB serial adapter with well-written drivers.
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The drivers were always kept current as well.
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I ordered this item because it said it supported OSX, and I have an old tablet (a Wacom Artz II 12") that I wanted to use with Table Magic (open source tablet drivers for old Wacom tablets on OSX)
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However once I got the correct driver (there are a lot of them on the
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Included drivers work well, had the device working within minutes.
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You might find something cheaper but avoid the aggrevation of getting it to work and finding appropriate drivers
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It comes with good drivers, and unlike the cheap USB to serial adapters, the COM port you set this to use stays the same every time you plug it
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Has drivers for any modern OS and works 100% of the time.
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The other one I had kept crashing and the drivers were hard to find
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This USB/Serial adapter has driver available directly from the vendor, works perfectly
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This USB/Serial adapter has driver available directly from the vendor, works perfectly
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On a regular basis, for some reason programs hate the proflic driver.
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I would suggest exploring other brands, or hoping for better drivers.
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I bought a cheap USB-serial cable from eBay and used some free PL2303 drivers that I downloaded.
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Works great, no drivers required
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One of the cheaper adapters I purchased would only work with drivers that were designed for Windows Vista, and even though I was able to make it work by installing that driver on my Win 7 box, as soon as I unplugged it and plugged it in again, the Vista driver was automatically over-written by the Win 7 driver, and the adapter stopped working
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I did not even bother with the disk, I downloaded the latest driver from the manufacturer website before I even got it.
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Great item and no additional drivers were not needed
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I tried the 10.5 driver and it did not work properly.
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SW driver installation, very easy.
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Plugged it in, added the drivers, perfect.
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Bought another brand unit a few years ago, but it stopped working and getting drivers would be difficult - this was to replace that, and from what I remember installing it wasn't too bad.