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Grabbed this form another forum but should help
"I managed to get mine to work under Vista32. It was tricky though and took some doing.
First I unplugged it from my USB, rebooted. Then I ran the "Autorun" form the CD which (after allowing it to run) pulled up a box that had only a cancel button. Without cancelling, I re-inserted the gamebridge into my USB slot and it detected and eventually installed the drivers, though I did have to "ok" it a few times due to signing issues. When it went to install the application it failed and claimed no adaptec device was installed.
I rebooted again with the gamebridge unplugged...then I put it back in and it was detected in my device manager so I assumed the drivers were installed ok. I navagated to the software folder on the CD and ran the "installGB.exe" application. This once again claimed no Adaptec device was detected.
I right clicked on the InstallGB.exe file, went to the compatability tab and checked the checkbox and set it to WinXP sp2 compatability mode. Then I also checked the "run application in administrator mode" just for compeletness. I ran it again and this time the software installed!
After it installed I rebooted once again and ran the software after booting. It didn't work...which really bummed me out. Then I realized the SVIDEO cable had come loose...I plugged it back in and was able to watch cable on my monitor.
One thing to note, I did not even hook up the audio as that is going through my home theater system anyway so that might affect peoples success with the device."
credit to Tapar
/note if u r tryin to get it to run under windows vista x64 it wont work
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 24. March 2007 @ 22:23
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