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    "sender": {
        "address": "erich.eichmann (a) t-online.de",
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    "sender_name": "Erich Eichmann",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Problem using USB-to-Serial adapters with Windows 10\tLaptop.",
    "date": "2018-01-04T14:38:10Z",
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    "content": "Hello all,\nI want to use 2 FTDI USB-to-Serial converters (US232R and FT4232H) with \nmy  Laptop Acer Aspire with 64-bit Windows 10, Home edition. But the \ninstallation  of the (latest) FTDI drivers fails. I tried automaic \ninstallaion via the Windows Device Manager and manual installation by \nrunning the .inf file. With both methodes  I get the same  Windows error \nmessage, saying that Windows found drivers for the device, but an error \noccured during installation, see screenshot.   When I check the hardware \nfor problems Windows says that there are no drivers installed for the \nUS232R/ FT-4232H.\n\nWith a Toshiba Laptop and a Cativa desktop PC, both also with 64-bit \nWindows 10 Home, the installation worked flawlessly and the adapter \ngenerates the virtual COM ports\n\nI googled for a solution but without success. There are more users who \nreport the same error message with other USB-devices. There was a \nsuggestion for Windows 7 to delete a file named InfCache.1. I can't test \nthat, however, because  Windows 10 doesn't provide that file, the \ncontent has been moved to the registry.  The FTDI support suggested to \nfirst uninstall the drivers, but the problem remains.\n\nHas anyone else encountered the same problem and is there a solution?\n\nMany thanks for any support\n\n73s, Erich, DK1TB\n\n",
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