Hello Amin, SR 5.1.1 alone does not support Windows XP. The latest version of SR 5.1.1 does support Windows XP. That version is SR 5.1.1 Service Update 149. However, to install SU 149, you must first install SR 5.1.1 base version, then install SU 149 on top of that base version. So the base install should still succeed on Windows XP.

New functionality and updates included in this service release include: o Support for Intel Dialogic E1 telephony cards D/300JCT-E1 and D/600JCT-2E1 (E&M. Programming API. O Updated Intel Dialogic software drivers; System Release 5.1.1 plus Feature Pack 1. O Updated Aculab software drivers; 5.10.1. Kilauea; Mount Etna; Mount Yasur; Mount Nyiragongo and Nyamuragira; Piton de la Fournaise; Erta Ale. Product Discontinuance Alert. Discontinuance for Dialogic® System Release 5.1. Free Download Lagu Petra Sihombing Mine Versi Inggris more. 1 and 5.1.1 FP1 for Windows ('Discontinued Releases') was announced on March 24, 2006. Dialogic addressed all remaining defects reported against the Discontinued Releases in a final Service Update released in August 2007 (SU149).

Before going down the road of troubleshooting why this install isn't working for you, you may want to consider using the latest software that's available for your card -- SR 6.0 with the latest Service Update. The benefits to using the latest software are: 1) The D/4PCI is supported in the most recent releases 2) SR 5.1.1 is no longer supported, but SR 6.0 is 3) Any fixes that have been implemented in the past couple years will be in SR 6. Lst Server Keygen on this page. 0 and not be in the SR 5.1.1 line, as that line has been EOL'd 4) The SR 6.0 (even with the latest SU) install is a single install package, as opposed to multiple installs on SR 5.1.1 To obtain a copy of SR 6.0, contact your software vendor or one of our distributors. Hello Amin, SR 5.1.1 alone does not support Windows XP. The latest version of SR 5.1.1 does support Windows XP. That version is SR 5.1.1 Service Update 149.

However, to install SU 149, you must first install SR 5.1.1 base version, then install SU 149 on top of that base version. So the base install should still succeed on Windows XP. Before going down the road of troubleshooting why this install isn't working for you, you may want to consider using the latest software that's available for your card -- SR 6.0 with the latest Service Update. The benefits to using the latest software are: 1) The D/4PCI is supported in the most recent releases 2) SR 5.1.1 is no longer supported, but SR 6.0 is 3) Any fixes that have been implemented in the past couple years will be in SR 6.0 and not be in the SR 5.1.1 line, as that line has been EOL'd 4) The SR 6.0 (even with the latest SU) install is a single install package, as opposed to multiple installs on SR 5.1.1 To obtain a copy of SR 6.0, contact your software vendor or one of our distributors.