When the PN wireless dongle or a PN Wiz series device is first plugged in, Windows ‘New Found Hardware’ wizard will give you the option to allow Windows to install the driver automatically. Allow this and be prepared to wait a few minutes for the search to execute. You will be asked to allow Windows to search a second time. Bring up drivers. USB Function driver bring-up is only required if you support USB Function mode. If you previously implemented a USB Function driver for a USB micro-B connector, describe the appropriate connectors as USB Type-C in the ACPI tables for the USB Function driver to continue working. Step 1 Open the Device Manager (search 'Device Manager' in Cortana or click 'Control Panel System and Security System). Click 'Imaging devices' and right-click the 'GL USB2.0 UVC Camera Device'. Select 'Uninstall device'. Step 2 Select 'Delete the driver software for this device' and click 'Uninstall'. Windows device driver information for Wireless Pocket USB. The Wireless Pocket USB is quick and easy to use. It employs WPA security measures to protect the network. It boosts transfer of files across networks and allows users to stream large audio and video files across wireless networks.
USB flash drives slip into your pocket, conveniently around your neck or on a keychain for ultimate portable storage. USB flash drives in 2005 can hold up to 4 gigs of data, which is over 1700 three-minute songs (66 hours) recorded as MP3s or about three times the content of a standard compact disc.
Installing the ASPEN USB drivers
The ASPEN USB drivers are installed from the ASPEN Installation Disk which comes with each device, by running the ASPEN Device Installer. Normally this is done before connecting an ASPEN device to the PC for the first time, but it can be done afterwards if necessary. The driver installation only needs to be done once.
If an ASPEN device is connected to a PC without prior installation of the drivers from the ASPEN Installation Disk, manual installation is possible in the case of Windows XP and Vista operating systems, using the New Hardware Found wizard. In the case of Windows 7, there is no New Hardware Found wizard, so manual installation is a bit more involved. In any of these cases it's not really necessary - just cancel the New Hardware Found wizard (if open) and run the ASPEN Device Installer from the Installation Disk.
Installation with ASPEN Device Installer
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Step 1
Place the ASPEN Installation Disk into the CD-ROM drive. If 'AutoRun' is enabled on that drive then the ASPEN Installation Disk utility will open.
Note: If AutoRun is not enabled then use Start->Run to run 'autorun.exe' on the drive holding the ASPEN Installation Disk. For instance, if the CD-ROM drive is drive E: then run 'E:autorun.exe' to open the ASPEN Installation Disk utility.
Click Install ASPEN Software/USB Drivers to proceed.
Two versions of the USB driver installer are provided, for different types of Windows PC:
- 32-bit Windows, click Install USB Drivers (32-bit)
- 64-bit Windows, click Install USB Drivers (64-bit)
Step 2
The ASPEN Device Installer opens.
Click Next to proceed.
Step 3
The EULA is presented.
Accept, then click Next to proceed.
Step 4
The drivers are installed from the CD.
When installation is complete, the Driver Name and Status are displayed. Click Finish to close the Device Installer. You may now connect any ASPEN device to the PC and drivers will be loaded automatically.
Manual Installation
When an ASPEN device is connected to a PC for the very first time, Windows will detect it. In the case of Windows XP and Vista, the Windows Found New Hardware Wizard automatically opens if the ASPEN USB drivers have not been pre-installed by the ASPEN Device Installer. To proceed, the ASPEN Installation Disk will be needed. Follow the appropriate link below:
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Manual USB driver installation on the Windows 7 operating system is a little different... Follow the link below: