I have a Vision Plus 1020a DVB-S card and its driver did not install on Windows 7 x64
Anybody can help me? this is a DVB-S card, no DVB-T

I heard that, there is a patched driver for this card but i think that driver is for DVB-T card. :confused:
Is there any patched driver for this card?

My card recognized as 2 device on device manager on xp:

DTV Video Controller
DTV Audio Controller

Also i have an Intel CPU.

sorry for may bad english.

If you look back on our forums you'll see we've some long discussions about this. I was able, with the patched drivers, to get the card itself installed in 7 64-bit but it would not lock a signal. For whatever reason Twinhan has not released a working 64-bit driver. I went to 7 32-bit and using their latest drivers my 102g works fine.

yes i saw that discussions but i didn't find any patched driver for my card.

I have the same card and windows 7, after I installed the drivers off the vision plus cd I had to reboot with the f8 key, and boot without driver certification. Every time I reboot I have to use f8 or it won't work. I use progdvb 64 with little to no problem. Hope that help's.

I have the same card and windows 7, after I installed the drivers off the vision plus cd I had to reboot with the f8 key, and boot without driver certification. Every time I reboot I have to use f8 or it won't work. I use progdvb 64 with little to no problem. Hope that help's.
is your win 7 64bit or 32 bit?
my cd drivers cant be install on 7 and nothings happen when i execute that.

is your win 7 64bit or 32 bit?
my cd drivers cant be install on 7 and nothings happen when i execute that.

I have Windows 7 64bit .

I have the same card and windows 7, after I installed the drivers off the vision plus cd I had to reboot with the f8 key, and boot without driver certification. Every time I reboot I have to use f8 or it won't work. I use progdvb 64 with little to no problem. Hope that help's.

So the drivers only work in safe mode? 1020a card? That stinks!

So the drivers only work in safe mode? 1020a card? That stinks!

Not safe mode, just disabling driver certification, because there not win7 certified.

I have found a couple of ways to get around signed driver check these out

Driver Signature Enforcement Overrider 1.3b - NGOHQ.com (http://www.ngohq.com/home.php?page=dseo)

Newsletter #76:  Solving Windows "driver is not signed" problems (http://www.minasi.com/newsletters/nws0903.htm)

I'm going to drag my old 1020a card out and try it in my win7 64bit system.

Cheers