VR2BrettGraham wrote:
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> To a computer, USB devices have vendor, product & revision IDs.
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> But we seem to differentiate them by chipset.
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That's because most, if not all USB adapter vendors use generic drivers.
When I look in Device Manager it says "Prolific USB to Serial Comm Port" an
To a computer, USB devices have vendor, product & revision IDs.
But we seem to differentiate them by chipset.
I'll bet that folks' experiences (good & bad) would make sense if
looked at from how the computer sees things...
73, ex-VR2BG/p.
Interesting discussion. I use only serial ports here because of the
potential driver problems, but as I read Cookie's comments, it reminded
me of a comment some time ago that the upgrade from XP is Ubuntu! I
have since loaded Linux Mint (a Ubuntu derivative) on its own computer
and have been
There certainly is a lot of comment about USB Converters. I have a lot of
recent experience with trying to make them work on my new HP Pavilion Desk Top
with Windows 7. I have had some disappointments but things seem to change
every day.
I have received several messages that the problem is
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