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1. Astro saber cps virtualbox usb to serial install#
2. Astro saber cps virtualbox usb to serial 64 Bit#
3. Astro saber cps virtualbox usb to serial update#

Set the variables in the System Variables box. If you are a developer or power user and you want to be able to view devices that are not connected to your computer, set this environment variable globally: You can also setup Win 7 to show disconnected devices in the device manager:Ĭlick Start, point to All Programs, point toĪccessories, and then click Command Prompt.Īt a command prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER:

Astro saber cps virtualbox usb to serial install#

There were issues with fake Prolific chips, well, and still are, and Prolific's updated drivers will bork the install if the chips aren't genuine. You'll have to get the drivers for those chips/adapters/gear and install them.

Astro saber cps virtualbox usb to serial 64 Bit#

Only go 64 bit if you're gonna have >3GB of RAM.Īnyway, the COM ports are a function of the USB to Serial adapters, whether they're in the gear, or a separate cable. It'll be more efficient with that limited amount of RAM. With only 2GB of RAM, go with 32 bit win 7. Soooo.any ideas? I still want to use this for radio it's perfect for it, but the COM ports missing is a showstopper. The only other issue that may apply is I'm using Win7 64-bit, and the drivers are all 32bit, but that shouldn't really matter, as far as my research shows.

I even did a clean re-install of the original non-SP1 Windows 7 figuring I could walk through it again until the ports disappeared, but the ports are now missing there, too. I've tried resetting COM port binding using REGEDIT I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the ports, no luck Consult the Documentation That Came With This Device and Use the Resource Tab to Set the Configuration"). I did "add legacy hardware" in the Device Manager they install, but show with a yellow triangle and Code 34 error ("Windows Cannot Determine the Settings for This Device.

USB serial ports are present, but not listed or working as COM ports. Originally didn't show at all in Device Manager, either as a COM port, or as a USB COM port. Using latest available drivers (chipset, LAN, wireless, video, camera) from Acer The radio software uses USB COM ports to talk to the radios, so the whole point of the exercise is moot without them. To the tune of about 26 updates/patches.Īnd somewhere in the process, all the COM ports disappeared (only physical ports are 3x USB 2.0, one VGA, one LAN, audio and mic jacks).

Astro saber cps virtualbox usb to serial update#

Tried to get the manufacturer driver loaded, and realized that I was using Win 7, but not SP1.and the video driver wouldn't update without SP1. Things worked, but graphics weren't working quite right-was using the generic driver and the Acer driver wouldn't load-and the machine was having connectivity issues. Tried Linux, but the radio software won't work on it without a massive amount of beyond-my-capability tweeking, so, back to Win 7. New batteries, more RAM (to a whopping 2GB! ), tried Windows 10 but it was a dog-REALLY slow, and legacy drivers didn't play well with it. Dragged it out of the closet recently to set it up for ham radio work. Have a small Acer Aspire One netbook (AOD255E-13639) that I purchased in 2011.