Got my USB cable, new HYT 780, Software and driver, PL2303 all in one driver, running Windows 7. I get an error (Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43) I have tried newer versions and older ones. The machine will not recognize the USB cable and cat see the radio. I have looked for hours for a resolution but so far this thread is as close as I have got. Does anyone have any ideas for this problem?
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Hytera HYT780 USB Problem
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Hallo .... I have the Same Problem.....Andy Resultat ????
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Try the driver on your website and see if this helps.
Family Software Drag Racing - Newsletter#37, Prolific PL-2303 Driver Solution for Code 10
Could be a chance that the HYT cable is using a counterfit PL2303, and the latest driver has cracked down on it.
With my HYT TC780 cable I have to use the driver above, due to getting a code 10 error. But it may not hurt to try it out and see if it does anything for you.
Also check and make sure your USB hubs are up to date in your device manager, by going to device manager-Universal Serial Bus controllers, and right clicking on the Generic USB Hubs and clicking update driver.
Family Software Drag Racing - Newsletter#37, Prolific PL-2303 Driver Solution for Code 10
Could be a chance that the HYT cable is using a counterfit PL2303, and the latest driver has cracked down on it.
With my HYT TC780 cable I have to use the driver above, due to getting a code 10 error. But it may not hurt to try it out and see if it does anything for you.
Also check and make sure your USB hubs are up to date in your device manager, by going to device manager-Universal Serial Bus controllers, and right clicking on the Generic USB Hubs and clicking update driver.
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