OHCI IEEE1394 DEVICE Host Controller

I have downgraded from vista to windows xp successfully however the OHCO IEEE1394 COMPLIANT HOST CONTROLLER drivers cannot be found, I have installed all Windows Updates including the service packs but still have not been able to overcome the above drivers. Anyone know where I can find the WindowsXP drivers for this? This is the last hurdle on my rollback from the dreaded Vista nightmare but need to complete this install and I am home free. Any suggestons where I may be able to get these from? my laptop is a dv6700 Notebook PC
thanks again

I am currently running BIOS F.2B on a dv6426us (ICH7) and NEVER had any problems when I went to a DUAL Boot XPro/Vista ... BUT I did try to install the(fore-mentioned Unibrain) driver (without upgrading the BIOS) and my Firewire Audio device (M-Audio) refused to work/install. I did not mess around with trying to see if a newer BIOS would have been compatible however. Ended up uninstalling and reverting back to distribution driver, but I guess it is worth trying on YOUR hardware. BTW ... that download exe is VERY scary looking until it actually gets running.
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Hi:
You may also want to post your question on the HP Business Support Forum -- z Workstations section.
http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Workstations-z-series-xw-series/bd-p/bsc-272#.VIMqRDh0zGg
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this never worked, i have had this board now for over a year and have yet to have it installed.
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Hey there wche5,
I found some information over on this thread may be beneficial to your situation. This controller enables USB over wireless as part of the Intel (WiDi) Wireless Display function. To obtain a fix you will need to go to the Intel Site, and run the Intel Driver Update Utility. This should identify any Intel drivers you have that are out of date, including the WiDi driver.
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I hope this able to assist you in getting a solution to your issue, Thank You wche5!
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Hi,
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If you open the case and shine a light on the motherboard you can usually see both the manufacturers name and the model printed on the pcb somewhere. You should also normally see this information on the first POST screen when you turn on the PC.
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I recently factory reinstalled my Lenovo W510. The recovery discs come with Vista 32 and I upgraded the system to
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Thank you for the prompt reply. I have followed the following steps (from Microsoft support forum) but it didn't solve the problem:
Lets reinstall the USB Controllers.
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