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The installer keeps saying “No DVR Cards Found” or “No Hardware Found.” What’s wrong?

April 26, 2017cards DVR found" hardware installer wrong

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The installer keeps saying “No DVR Cards Found” or “No Hardware Found.” What’s wrong?

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YouTube video tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDsp9ZDhxPk. a. Windows SAA drivers. After installing the DVR card in a PCI slot(s) and restarting the computer, Windows will auto-detect the new hardware and ask the user if Windows should install drivers for the new DVR card(s). Most users click “yes,” when, in fact, they should “cancel.” The number of times that the user will have to click “cancel” is relative to the number of channels on their DVR card(s). This being said, if the user allows Windows to install its own drivers, these Windows drivers will essentially “block” the DVR Card Software installer from recognizing the DVR card(s) and installing the CORRECT drivers. In this situation, the user needs to quit the installer, go to START > CONTROL PANEL > SYSTEM > HARDWARE > DEVICE MANAGER > SOUND, VIDEO AND GAME CONTROLLERS. They should see several drivers with the same name. The number of drivers will be relative to the number of channels on the DVR Card(s). Right click on