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| For Windows XP
1 - Plug int the Cable from into the USB port of your Computer 2 - It recognize it as a Usb <-> Serial Port 3 - Int the Hardware Update Wizard choose 3.1 - Install from a list or specific location - > then next 3.2 - Don't search, i will choose the driver myself-> then next 3.3 - Then choose - Show All devices -> then next ( this takes a while and it looks like the computers is locked, but be patient) 3.4 - Click Have Disk and choose the location of the drivers 3.5 - It will display EZF Advance Cable -> then next (it may complain about signatures, but proceed anyway) untill it finishes 3.6 - Turn on the gba pressing select + start untill the nintendo logo disappears or all that remains on the screen is the Gameboy letters The driver is installed on the device manager under - PCMCIA and Flash Memory devices 4 - If you get the words EZFA Cable not found go to go the device manager on the - Universal serial bus Controllers You'll find a - High speed Serial Converter(this is a generic driver installed by microsoft) Change it's driver by clicking Update Driver. Then the Hardware Update wizard will appear 4.1 - Install from a list or specific location -> then next 4.2 - Don't search, i will choose the driver myself-> then next 4.3 - Click Have Disk and choose the location of the drivers 4.4 - It will display EZF Advance Cable and the other generic drivers from microsoft choose the EZF Advance cable the click next untill it finishes 4.5 - Turn on the gba pressing select + start untill the nintendo logo disappears or all that remains on the screen is the Gameboy letters |