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Line 4: ASPI was developed by Adaptec in the early 1990s. It was originally designed to support SCSI drives. Support for IDE and ATAPI interface was later added. Microsoft ~~has~~ licensed the interface for used with its earlier operating systems. At the same time Microsoft developed [[SCSI Pass Through Interface]] (SPTI), an in-house substitute that worked on the NT platform. ~~After~~With the release of Windows XP, Microsoft dropped ASPI in favor of its own SPTI. User may still download ASPI from Adaptec. A number of CD/DVD application vendors also offer their own implementation of ASPI layer. == Driver ==

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