D-Link DSB-H4SMK

This is the driver for the D-Link DSB H4SMK 4 port USB. The D-Link DSB-H4SMK is a 4-port Universal Serial Bus USB hub with 2 additional PS/2 ports for connection of a keyboard and mouse, and 1 RS-232 serial port for connection of a serial device.

D-Link DSB-H4SMK

There are two names for this hub the first being “D-Link DU-H4SMK” and the second being “USB High Speed Serial Converter”. The download is listed below. This is a Window Me version of the driver. I doubt that there are many left on the market. The D-Link DSB-H4SMK was designed for the PS/2 mouse.

You can download the driver below and extract the file inside. From there click on the file and it will install the driver for the hardware. This part of the website is the graveyard of hardware listings as the hardware here must be older than 15 years. If however you are still using this, being mainly the corporate sector who have remote setups with old hardware and operating systems. Then you are in luck.

Similar Hardware

Here are some other hardware in the IT sector graveyard. These include the D-Link DSB-H4SMK, D-Link DSM 602H, the old D-Link DSM 602H ethernet , the D-Link DU 128TA which was an ISDN line as finally the older XP driven D-Link DU-128TA ISDN driver.

1. Plug in D-Link DU-H4SMK to Serial Cable: Connect the D-Link DU-H4SMK to the serial cable.
2. Add New Hardware Wizard: When you plug it in, a wizard called Add New Hardware will pop up. It looks for drivers for D-Link DU-H4SMK <-> Serial. Click [Next] and then [Next] again to search for the best driver.
3. Windows Driver Search: Windows will search for the device D-Link USB Serial Port. Select [Next]. It will show A:\winme\DLKCOM.INF. Click [Next]. It will build the driver information database and then finish installing the software. Click [Finish].
4. Verification: To make sure the installation worked, go to My Computer -> Control Panel -> System -> Device Manager. Check under “Ports (COM & LPT)” for D-Link USB Serial Port <-> Serial Port (COMx).
5. Connecting to Modem: Plug the USB to serial cable into the modem. Then go to My Computer -> Control Panel -> Modems -> [Add]. Check each COM port on the Install New Modem screen, find the new modem, click [Next], and then [Finish].

There might even be older hardware on this website than these. Sort of like a graveyard archive. See also the cp2102 driver windows 10 and the usb camera driver.

D-Link DSB-H4SMK

(Click accept as Chrome blocks the file)