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Drivers for Serial Port

Have a computer where the hard drive died and I have Windows XP Reinstalled and I need to find the driver for theserial ports which were installed after themachine was purchased.

They are on a PCI card, which had 2 serial ports.  I don't know the make of it.  There is a chip onit which says Sun.
Also S/N: D941870

Is there any way I can find the drivers for this serial port?
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Open device manager, and expand the pci card with the serial ports.

Double-click the device to open its properties, then click on Details

Post the Device instance ID here so we can Identify it
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Instance ID:

PCI\VEN_1409&DEV_7168&SUBSYS_40371409&REV_01\4&1AF1648C&0&00F0
Built by Sunix corporation. Here is the driver:
http://www.sunix.com.tw/it/en/down/driver/IO/32bit.zip

here is the device info (second listing)

http://www.pcidatabase.com/vendor_details.php?id=668
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Driverguide.com indicates that the device is a Sunix PCI 4025D Multi-I/O Adapter, and they claim to have a driver for it at this page.

I would try the Sunix site driver page first, since they made the device.
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Cheers Flubbster, that first driver you linked to didn't work but when I went to the sunix website and found the product, It was the 4037A model which worked when I installed it.

Thanks
Great. Sometime the pci/ven database is not fully updated, but it definitely helps for sure to ID the product. I guess the key this time was looking inside the inf file to correctly ID the model number that I posted.

Glad it worked.