The driver, DmaAdapter.sys, must be loaded in a plug and play friendly

fashion. If the driver is for a plug and play device such as a PCI, USB, or

IEEE 1394 device, often the device will already be listed in the Device Manager

under “Other Devices”. If the device is already listed, double click on the

device, and, when the properties dialog comes up, Update driver the

driver tab. Choose to specify the location of the driver file, and browse to

the folder containing DmaAdapter.inf. The device manager should then load

the driver. If the device is not in the device manager, the driver may be

loaded by using the Add New Hardware option in the control panel. It is also

possible to load the driver using the EZDriverInstaller available in the start

menu under Compuware DriverStudio | Test.-The driver, DmaAdapter.sys, must be loaded in a plug and play friendly

　　　　　　fashion. If the driver is for a plug and play device such as a PCI, USB, or

　　　　　　IEEE 1394 device, often the device will already be listed in the Device Manager

　　　　　　under “Other Devices”. If the device is already listed, double click on the

　　　　　　device, and, when the properties dialog comes up,　Update driver　the

　　　　　　driver tab. Choose to specify the location of the driver file, and browse to

　　　　　　the folder containing DmaAdapter.inf. The device manager should then load

　　　　　　the driver. If the device is not in the device manager, the driver may be

　　　　　　loaded by using the Add New Hardware option in the control panel. It is also

　　　　　　possible to load the driver using the EZDriverInstaller available in the start

　　　　　　menu under Compuware DriverStudio | Test.