ECIO board not recognice by Windows XP
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 2:45 pm
Still Problems installing ECIO board
I tried two scenarios without success
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Scenario #1 : Laptop
Windows XP ver 2002 SP3
Pentium 3
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Scenario#2 : Desktop
Windows XP ver 2002 SP2
Pentium 4, CPU 3GB,2.99 GHz, 1.5GB Ram
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Process that I did in both scenarios.
1) I installed first the driver "dpinst_x86.exe"(Flowcode 4 CD or Matrixmultimedia site) I tried both.
2) After was installed driver and pop up the message that the driver was properly installed.I plug in the ECIO40P board and soon a new screen pop up asking to select the path for the drivers or let windows decide it. I choose windows decide. Later shows that the drivers were found and properly installed, and windows also pop up the message that the device was found (ECIO40P) and properly installed.
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Scenario#1 Laptop:
I open SystemProperties/Hardware/DeviceManager/UniversalSerialBuscontrollers:
- The driver for ECIO40P is not there.
If I reset the ECIO40P in the board, a "clink" sound is heard, and the screen of the UniversalSerialBuscontrollers changes to indicate that the ECIO40P driver is installed, but after a few seconds a "clank" sound is heard, and the ECIO40P driver screen change and close.
(Reading the forum, suggested to unclick the power turn off, and I did in many attempts, because I had three seconds to change this, because it was the time the driver ECIO40P shows in the USB list of driver installed in the System, but finally I manage to unclick this setting. This change does not modify the fact the ECIO is disconnected after a few seconds that is reset or is plug in the board.
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Scenario#2 Desktop:
Was similar to the scenario with the Laptop, but the difference is that in the Desktop, in any moment shows that the driver is installed. Even when I plug or unplug, reset or not reset the board ECIO40P. The desktop is worst, because I don't know how to know if the board driver is detected or not, not even the tipic clink and clank sound for connection or disconnection of the board or when is reset the switch in the ECIO board.
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As you could see I tried all ways. If there is something else that I could do, thanks.
I tried two scenarios without success
------------------------------------
Scenario #1 : Laptop
Windows XP ver 2002 SP3
Pentium 3
------------------------------------
Scenario#2 : Desktop
Windows XP ver 2002 SP2
Pentium 4, CPU 3GB,2.99 GHz, 1.5GB Ram
-------------------------------------
Process that I did in both scenarios.
1) I installed first the driver "dpinst_x86.exe"(Flowcode 4 CD or Matrixmultimedia site) I tried both.
2) After was installed driver and pop up the message that the driver was properly installed.I plug in the ECIO40P board and soon a new screen pop up asking to select the path for the drivers or let windows decide it. I choose windows decide. Later shows that the drivers were found and properly installed, and windows also pop up the message that the device was found (ECIO40P) and properly installed.
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Scenario#1 Laptop:
I open SystemProperties/Hardware/DeviceManager/UniversalSerialBuscontrollers:
- The driver for ECIO40P is not there.
If I reset the ECIO40P in the board, a "clink" sound is heard, and the screen of the UniversalSerialBuscontrollers changes to indicate that the ECIO40P driver is installed, but after a few seconds a "clank" sound is heard, and the ECIO40P driver screen change and close.
(Reading the forum, suggested to unclick the power turn off, and I did in many attempts, because I had three seconds to change this, because it was the time the driver ECIO40P shows in the USB list of driver installed in the System, but finally I manage to unclick this setting. This change does not modify the fact the ECIO is disconnected after a few seconds that is reset or is plug in the board.
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Scenario#2 Desktop:
Was similar to the scenario with the Laptop, but the difference is that in the Desktop, in any moment shows that the driver is installed. Even when I plug or unplug, reset or not reset the board ECIO40P. The desktop is worst, because I don't know how to know if the board driver is detected or not, not even the tipic clink and clank sound for connection or disconnection of the board or when is reset the switch in the ECIO board.
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As you could see I tried all ways. If there is something else that I could do, thanks.