MSI Digi vox and Vista 64bit

Hi,
I have this product: http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=proddesc&prod_no=619&maincat_no=132&cat2_no=259&cat3_no=261
And it doesn't work with Vista 64bit. I can't find a driver for it. The driver on the original cd is not working.
Coudl you help me please?
Thank you

Quote from: Stu on 15-October-09, 01:55:49
That may be correct, but my old Mustek 1200UB scanner is currently working flawlessly in Windows 7 using Windows XP drivers. There were never any drivers made for Vista for it.
I got one of those scanners too!

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