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| | Com ports not visible in device manager I have a Toshiba A205-S5814 running Vista Home Premium. I am trying to connect a USB device that relies on a com port in an RC flight simulator. Windows sees the USB device with no problem. The flight sim sees that a com port has been added. The problem, is that when I go into device manager to adjust the com port settings, I don't see the port. In fact, I don't see any ports at all in the device manager...the entire ports section is missing in the device manager. How do I see the com ports? |
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| | Re: Com ports not visible in device manager It should be listed as a usb high speed serial converter or something to that effect. In order for it to install, the cable has to be plugged in. Once you get the hardware installed, then you can adjust the settings from inside the USB port link. Don't need irq, or dma, just the com port number. They should be in a drop down list. -- Curt <auditswithfire@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:3f48e276-61c4-4c2e-aa6f-efa4ffc38a58@xxxxxx Quote: >I have a Toshiba A205-S5814 running Vista Home Premium. I am trying > to connect a USB device that relies on a com port in an RC flight > simulator. Windows sees the USB device with no problem. The flight > sim sees that a com port has been added. > > The problem, is that when I go into device manager to adjust the com > port settings, I don't see the port. In fact, I don't see any ports > at all in the device manager...the entire ports section is missing in > the device manager. > > How do I see the com ports? |
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| | Re: Com ports not visible in device manager I'll check that out. I thought I looked for that, but I couldn't find it in the USB. The computer is at home, so I'll try tonight. The program is telling me that it is Com 3. Note: In XP, I had to run hidcominst.exe to get it to work. I tried that but it didn't seem to do anything. I'll try digging deeper into the usb |
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