Windows 2000 AIT Tape Driver
All Users:
Requires Service Pack 2 or greater!
If the user installs an unsigned driver for this web site, Windows 2000 will display a warning that the driver is unsigned, thus helping to preserve the integrity of the released system. However, by default, Windows 2000 does not block installation of unsigned drivers. This will allow Sony Electronics Inc. to get urgent fixes to customers while waiting for Microsoft Windows Hardware Quality Labs (WHQL) to test the fix.
AIT-e90-UL & AIT-e130-UL Users: Cannot Restore Backup from USB Tape Drive or Back Up to the Drive If Verify Option Is Turned On. See Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 328742 for more details. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B328742
AIT-e90-UL & AIT-e130-UL Users: Installing a Sony tape driver in place of the 1 Safe Backup Software tape driver will cause 1 Safe Backup not to function. The 1 Safe Backup Software tape driver will need to be reinstalled to restore 1 Safe Backup function. Tapes created on 1 Safe Backup Software are not compatible with NT Backup or any other tape backup application.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| readme_windows_drivers_v1.0.txt | 3.29 KB |
| s32ait_32_6000_030107_v3.0.0.1_signed.zip | 31.56 KB |