Tekram DC-390U2W PCI SCSI Adapter Driver Download
The DC-390U2W PCI SCSI Adapter is a disk drive controller manufactured by Tekram. This driver fixes problems with drive not found, slow or unreliable data transfer, intermittent connection or hardware conflicts. Visitors have downloaded this file "dc390u-300.zip" 900 times with an aggregate rating of 4 out of 5 stars based on 14 reviews. The total disk space used for this update is 737.2 KB.
Supported Models
DC-390U
Tekram DC-310 PCI SCSI Adapter
Tekram DC-310U PCI SCSI Adapter
Tekram DC-390F/U PCI SCSI Adapter
Tekram DC-390U2B PCI SCSI Adapter
Tekram DC-390U2W PCI SCSI Adapter
Tekram DC-390W PCI SCSI Adapter
Manufacturers
Supported Operating Systems
Windows NT4, Windows NT3.51, Windows ME, Windows 98SE, Windows 98, Windows 95, Windows 3.1, DOS, OS/2, Other
File Name
Versions
3.0 (9-Jun-1998)
Additional Notes
applies to board rev2.0: only this trm390w.mpd ver3.0 fixes "need updated driver" in w9x device mgr. All later drivers, 3.22, 3.23a, 3.30 produce the yellow mark in dvc mgr in w9x, and any devices attached to the scsi card will not be visible by w9x. Driver 3.23a from Tekram's site does not work, so I guess they forgot to support their older, pre-rev3.0 cards. Have not tested the latter drivers in other OSes and the rev2.0 card.
Uploaded By
tobi (DG Member) on 23-Aug-2004
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Driver Contents File List
The following files are found inside the driver download file.
| Name | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|
| BIOS/TRMFLASH.EXE | 22.8 KB | 7 Aug 1997 |
| BIOS/INT13F.BIN | 32.8 KB | 14 Nov 1997 |
| NETWARE.31X/README.31X | 1.6 KB | 6 Dec 1995 |
| NETWARE.31X/ASPITRAN.DSK | 651 bytes | 24 Apr 1995 |
| NETWARE.31X/NV31XBMP.DSK | 18.4 KB | 24 Apr 1998 |
| CD_APPS/INSTALL.EXE | 35.4 KB | 17 May 1995 |
| CD_APPS/PCDXPCX.DL_ | 3.1 KB | 24 Apr 1994 |
| CD_APPS/PCDXBMP.DL_ | 2.3 KB | 24 Apr 1994 |
| CD_APPS/PCDXEXP.DL_ | 4.7 KB | 24 Apr 1994 |
| CD_APPS/PCDLIB.DL_ | 48.8 KB | 20 Apr 1993 |
| CD_APPS/README.CD | 647 bytes | 9 Sep 1994 |
| CD_APPS/LZEXPAND.DLX | 9.9 KB | 10 Mar 1992 |
| CD_APPS/PHOTOJT.HL_ | 171.1 KB | 17 Apr 1995 |
| CD_APPS/PCDXRIF.DL_ | 2.8 KB | 24 Apr 1994 |
| CD_APPS/PCDXEPS.DL_ | 6.1 KB | 24 Apr 1994 |
| CD_APPS/PHOTOJT.EX_ | 100.1 KB | 17 Apr 1995 |
| CD_APPS/STEREOPH.EX_ | 37.0 KB | 17 Apr 1995 |
| CD_APPS/METER.DLL | 9.2 KB | 15 Mar 1993 |
| CD_APPS/INSTALL.INF | 1.7 KB | 17 Apr 1995 |
| CD_APPS/PCDXTIF.DL_ | 5.2 KB | 24 Apr 1994 |
| CD_APPS/STEREOPH.HL_ | 89.4 KB | 9 Apr 1995 |
| WINNT/3_1-3_5/trm390w.inf | 10.6 KB | 9 Jun 1998 |
| WINNT/3_1-3_5/TRM390W.SYS | 31.9 KB | 9 Jun 1998 |
| WINNT/README.NT | 5.3 KB | 9 Jun 1998 |
| WINNT/3_51-4_X/trm390w.inf | 10.6 KB | 9 Jun 1998 |
| WINNT/3_51-4_X/TRM390W.SYS | 32.0 KB | 9 Jun 1998 |
| README.TXT | 5.0 KB | 30 Jun 1998 |
| TXTSETUP.OEM | 551 bytes | 9 Jun 1998 |
| DOSINST.BAT | 17 bytes | 28 Mar 1997 |
| OS2DRV/REMOVABL.DOC | 2.7 KB | 9 Aug 1996 |
| OS2DRV/README.OS2 | 4.0 KB | 11 Nov 1996 |
| OS2DRV/LOCKDRV.DOC | 5.6 KB | 18 Oct 1995 |
| OS2DRV/LOCKDRV.FLT | 2.7 KB | 5 Aug 1996 |
| OS2DRV/TMSCSIW.ADD | 25.2 KB | 13 Mar 1997 |
| OS2DRV/TMSCSIW.DDP | 1.3 KB | 16 Nov 1995 |
| OS2DRV/TMSCSIW.EXE | 9.2 KB | 29 Jan 1996 |
| NETWARE.4XX/README.4XX | 3.0 KB | 20 Feb 1997 |
| NETWARE.4XX/NV4XXBMP.DDI | 845 bytes | 24 Apr 1998 |
| NETWARE.4XX/NV4XXBMP.DSK | 20.3 KB | 24 Apr 1998 |
| NETWARE.4XX/ASPITRAN.DSK | 651 bytes | 24 Apr 1995 |
| WINDRV/INSTALL.EXE | 17.8 KB | 22 Apr 1998 |
| WINDRV/WINASPI.DLL | 6.7 KB | 26 Nov 1995 |
| WINDRV/TRMINT13.386 | 5.4 KB | 17 Mar 1995 |
| WINDRV/TRM390WF.386 | 69.1 KB | 24 Apr 1998 |
| WINDRV/README.WIN | 712 bytes | 1 Jun 1995 |
| WIN95_98/TRM390W.MPD | 31.9 KB | 9 Jun 1998 |
| WIN95_98/TRM390W.INF | 4.2 KB | 9 Jun 1998 |
| DOS/INSTALL.EXE | 47.8 KB | 21 Apr 1998 |
| DOS/TFDISK.EXE | 57.6 KB | 8 Nov 1996 |
| DOS/ASPIUWF.SYS | 49.4 KB | 24 Apr 1998 |
| DOS/README.DOS | 3.5 KB | 9 Dec 1996 |
| DOS/TRMCD.SYS | 20.1 KB | 9 Dec 1996 |
| DOS/TRMDISK.SYS | 11.6 KB | 6 Dec 1996 |
| DOS/UTIL.EXE | 49.3 KB | 21 Apr 1998 |
| DCSCSI | 47 bytes | 9 Jun 1998 |
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