JSI Tip 5255. FindPCMCIA freeware is a command line tool for locating the installed PCMCIA adapters on your Windows computers.

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FindPCMCIA, authored by Harry Bates, will search for all installed PCMCIA adapters on your Windows computer, even if the device is NOT present.

When you type FindPCMCIA /?, the following help is displayed:

NOTE: This utility changes the parameters to upper case. If you used the /R= switch, the invoked program will receive upper case parameters.

NOTE: FindPCMCIA recursively parses HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\PCMCIA.

NOTE: See FindNIC.

NOTE: See FindPCI.

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