BACKPACK Finder

Windows device driver information for BACKPACK Finder

The backpack finder is a driver that is used when using external devices such as external hard drives, CD/DVD writers/rewriters and other external backpack devices. Micro solutions backpacks require that users install a backpack finder for the backpacks to function. Once installed the backpack finder will able to automatically detect any external backpack devices attached to the computer. The external device is attached to the CPU via the USB 1.0, 2.0 and parallel ports. If the device is not automatically detected, one can select the backpack device manually by going to the Device Manager. The backpack finder is quite useful when one wants to use devices such as a portable CD or DVD re-writers that are expensive and do not have internal drives. Most computers do not have internal drives for theses devices hence the need to use the backpack finder driver.

Micro solutions backpack CD rewriter models such as 190130 comes ready with a 4x4x20 external parallel port and is supplied with the power cable and a parallel cable. It also has a CD-audio out and a printer connection. Updated versions of the backpack finder drivers can be easily downloaded from the internet. The new versions are compatible with Hi-Speed USB 2 and the standard USB type 1 ports. The Window versions 98, Me, 2000 and XP are able to support plug and play features. The driver is able to transfer data up to speeds of 3.1 MB/s max when used on USB 2 port, while speeds on USB port 1 can go up to 1.0MB/s. The driver is able to support many backpack models such as, backpack hard drives, backpack CD-rewriters, backpack CD-ROM models as well as the backpack 8000t tape backup. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and BACKPACK Finder errors before installing any driver updates.