Vista Beta Drivers for the Modem Blaster V.92 Serial DE5

I was wondering if there are any beta drivers available for the Modem Blaster V.92 Serial DE562? Thank You, Mike...

Holly cow... a v.92 modem! Christ that's from like, the 90's! You an old timer/ludite by any chance
You could probably get broadband for less.
Regardless, i very much doubt you'll ever find drivers for this piece of kit.
I think it's amazing creative have stated they'll develop Vista drivers for such old hardware.
If you're using the x86 (32bit) version of Vista then the Win XP drivers might work.
If, however, you're using x64 (64bit) you're stuffed. On top of that if you take a look at the manual selection bit down the bottom f the page on the left, you'll see Vista's just not a selectable option.
But it REALLY is time for you to jump on the broadband train man! Low end connections are so cheap and still would be a gazillion times faster than what you're currently using.

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