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bhamfd19

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ive been haveing problems with my usb drivers, i installed the driver then pluged in the cable to one of my ports and it comes up as com 30. now for my kenwood software it will only let me have comport 1-20 now how can i change that with my computer. thanks for any help
 

n0nhp

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You didn't say what your operating system is, WinXP; Start. Control panel, System, Hardware, device manager, Ports, (select port40(make sure cable is plugged in)), Port settings, Advanced. Pick a port within the range of the software. It will probably complain that the port is already in use but be firm and you will succeed.
Vista / win7 even easier; Start, control panel (small Icons), Device manager, Ports, Pick your offending port(double click), Features and change the port #.

Bruce
 
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