- PL2303 PROLIFIC DRIVER CANT REINSTALL DRIVER INSTALL
- PL2303 PROLIFIC DRIVER CANT REINSTALL DRIVER ZIP FILE
- PL2303 PROLIFIC DRIVER CANT REINSTALL DRIVER SERIAL
- PL2303 PROLIFIC DRIVER CANT REINSTALL DRIVER DRIVERS
Both options work for me, however it depends on which cord I am using. I came acrross this other way to do it also, using a different driver. You many have to re-do the above steps if you re-boot the PC or do a windows update. You should be able to communicate with the radio fine now. Once complete, click on Close, and Close again, and the Device Manager should now be changed to: Select the older 2008 version as shown below. Then, go back to the Device Manager, right click on the above line, select properties, go to Driver tab, select Update Driver, select Browse my computer for driver software, then navigate to the downloaded file, then select Let Me Pick, then you get a selection as per the picture below. Unplug the USB cable, and plug it in again.
PL2303 PROLIFIC DRIVER CANT REINSTALL DRIVER ZIP FILE
Once downloaded, open the zip file and run the exe file and install.
PL2303 PROLIFIC DRIVER CANT REINSTALL DRIVER INSTALL
However you go to you can download an old driver version, then install the old driver version.
What windows have done, is for the older chips, Window’s has dropped driver support for them. While this is all very informative, it really didn’t help me. This same issue happened to a USB Card reader also. I went into the device manager and found the error, my cable no longer worked. This all worked fine, however after a windows update, I could no longer connect. One thing you can do on the PC is adjust which channels are in the scan or not, something unfortunatley you can not do on the radio (bit funny). You can see more, import more and adjust things quickly. Plus backups of some of those so that they can always be reverted.I like to program my radio or scanner via the computer. I have a VM for generic Linux stuff, one for matlab stuff, some images of my old harddrives that I can boot into with the workspace ready, XP VM for running iTunes, car diagnostics and viruses, a few of them for specific hardware (routers, maemo, android), etc. With that said I find out that work without a VM is virtually impossible - it is portable run it anywhere, runs any OS including strange Unix distributions used for specific tasks (car diagnostics, signal analyzers) and it helps with organizing stuff. To do the job I ran the flash program under an XP virtual machine. So dug up the old adapter, chipped the rubber housing away and soldered some wires directly on the pins to get the to the TTL signals. Basically it meant that the baud rate had to be changed in the middle of the operation from 19200 to 57600, on TTL levels. However I needed to flash some board that needed 'variable baud rate' which the BP could not do. But I haven't had to use it lately since I mostly use my BusPirate.
PL2303 PROLIFIC DRIVER CANT REINSTALL DRIVER SERIAL
On-topic, I have a fake(?) serial adapter bought probably 10 years ago, same PL2303HX chip. But the FT232 costs a lot more than a PL2303.
PL2303 PROLIFIC DRIVER CANT REINSTALL DRIVER DRIVERS
c) What's the point in cloning a cheap rubbish IC that is plagued for years by driver problems? Wouldn't you clone something where you would actually benefit from working drivers from the original manufacturer? And just when they had another persistent driver failure they suddenly started claiming it is about face ICs. Or for a long time the installer as such didn't work. Like their installer trying to replace a standard windows sys driver with some version they probably lifted from an ancient hacked Asian version of Windows, breaking the driver. b) Prolific never managed to get their Windows driver development under control. Knowing the source and age of my cables I can't believe this.
Every single one of them refuses to work with recent drivers under Windows 7 and XP and report error 10. Some very old, long before Prolific talked about fakes. I have a good number of PL2303-based adapter cables.
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