I've given up on the direct link mode the drivers are just not there, or the cable itself doesn't allow that option. That's in conjunction with the Virtual Network option. In any case, the only adapter I can get to show up (under network adapters) is a "Hi-Speed USB-USB Network Adapter," rather than either of the two device names mentioned above. Plus there are various other USB device drivers. There's also some other software (GeneLink or such, but apparently it's slow, and hasn't worked for me either).
#Usb 2.0 superlink install
The "virtual" option should install a "Virtual Network Adapter" under Network Adapters, but no interface program accompanies it I assume that's where the PCLinq2 comes in.
The former is supposed to install a "USB SuperLink Adapter" under USB Controllers in Device Manager, plus a SuperLink interface program that may (in theory) be used to transfer files. It allows the installation of either a direct cable link or virtual network mode, but not both. The main two apps seem to be PCLinq2 Hi-Speed USB Bridge Cable (ANSI and UNICODE modes), but I've had no luck making the actual interface work for connecting between computers. I've included a screen shot of the contents to give you some idea of what's there. The pictures show what I received the cable, and a disk with a bunch of semi-random USB-related drivers. I got one of these off ebay - one of the cheap (<$10) ones that they ship directly from Hong Kong.
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