jodav
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If you can not get at an older computer j4v3d and go down the USB to serial adapter route, getting a driver that suits your laptop Bios, OS, and USB to serial adapter is the main problem. Even if device manager looks tidy this does not mean the driver is suitable and the adapter will work. Here are two links to two different USB to serial adapter drivers you can try.
There is also a driver linked on lincast nick nacks next to the adapter entry itself
Each time you install a driver go to device manager ensuring the USB to Serial adapter is plugged in, open up PORTS (COMM\LPT), Double click the USB TO SERIAL entry, click PORT SETTINGS, click ADVANCED TAB, then set COMM PORT number to COMM 1, SAVE settings (you do not usualy have to change anything else like BAUD rate or the like). Then try and flash as per tutorial. If problems with flashing still, search for alternative drivers, install and repeat the process.
Good luck j4v3d, and if success let us know which driver worked for you bud if you go this route, wether it is one I have linked or downloaded elswhere.
jodav :)
Code:
http://www.tri-plc.com/USB-RS232/drivers.htm
Code:
http://www.gilsson.com/usb_drivers_download.htm
There is also a driver linked on lincast nick nacks next to the adapter entry itself
Each time you install a driver go to device manager ensuring the USB to Serial adapter is plugged in, open up PORTS (COMM\LPT), Double click the USB TO SERIAL entry, click PORT SETTINGS, click ADVANCED TAB, then set COMM PORT number to COMM 1, SAVE settings (you do not usualy have to change anything else like BAUD rate or the like). Then try and flash as per tutorial. If problems with flashing still, search for alternative drivers, install and repeat the process.
Good luck j4v3d, and if success let us know which driver worked for you bud if you go this route, wether it is one I have linked or downloaded elswhere.
jodav :)