The green light on the Wytek lit up & the USBDM show up in Device Manager as expected. Is that required before installing USBDM_Drivers_1_0_1_Win_x32.msi?īetween my 1st post and your reply, I tried a Windows 7 Pro 32bit PC, did the USBDM_Drivers_1_0_1_Win_x32.msi install, plugged in the Wytek USBDM and it installed OK (went fast and didn't prompt for input the way XP does, so I didn't get a chance to intervene). I haven't installed your USBDM_4_10_3_Win.msi.
#REMOVE ZADIG DRIVER HEIMDALL INSTALL#
I uninstalled the USBDM Drivers, rebooted, reinstalled USBDM_Drivers_1_0_1_Win_x32.msi, then plugged in the Wytek USBDM, let the Found New Hardware Wizard do the install automatically, but got the same error as before, on both XP machines. Also a Freescale DEMOACKIT for the 9S08AC which has a PE Micro "equivalent" USB BDM built into the DEMOACKIT PCB. I've been using CodeWarrior V6.1 with the PE USB Multilink for a year just fine. I recently damaged the Multilink BDM, hence my purchase of 2 Wytek USBDMs. I've been doing embedded systems designs with Motorola/Freescale parts since 1983, lots of 9S12 & 9S08 projects in the last 10 years using an old PE Micro parallel port BDM & newer USB Multilink BDM. I will be very grateful for any help on this. Same results on both PCs.ĭevice Manager Driver Details shows 3 files:Ĭ:\WINDOWS\system32WdfCoInstaller01011.dllĬ:\WINDOWS\system32\WinUSBCoInstaller2.dll
I've tried this repeatedly, on 2 different PCs, both are Windows XP-Pro 32bit. The driver installation fails: "Cannot Start this Hardware, There was a problem installing this hardware: USBDM BDM Interface, Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware.
#REMOVE ZADIG DRIVER HEIMDALL DRIVERS#
Also tried " C:\Program Files\pgo\USBDM Drivers 1.0.1\Drivers\JS16_driver" Plugged in Wytek BDM and did the Found New Hardware Wizard, specifying where to find the drivers, " C:\Program Files\pgo\USBDM Drivers 1.0.1".
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