Remove both of those instances from the Device Manager USB device list.Ģ.) Unplug your LimeSDR from your PC completely - let it stand for about a minute.ģ.) Reboot your machine right after you unplugged your LimeSDR from the USB 3.0.Ĥ.) When your PC has been rebooted and is at the desktop, plug your LimeSDR into the USB 3.0 port and listen for the prompt from Win10 that a USB device has been found. Some can show up as ‘MyriadRF’ USB device and some could be labeled ‘LimeSDR’. Any suggestions welcome.Please try this and then you can give up on it if you choose:ġ.) With the LimeSDR plugged into the USB 3.0 port, remove ALL LimeSDR drivers that appear in the Device Manager USB device list. Have any of you out there experienced the same thing? It's not a huge, deal because everything works just fine on the Linux side (no hardware failure, in other words). WT(bleep)? Again, reinstalling drivers form zadig did not help, nor did manually purging the USB devices, oem?.inf files and registry entries, followed by a complete reinstall of the drivers & SDRSharp.

The only changes to the desktop system were automatic installation of Windows updates.

Lo & behold, neither would run - essentially the same result as above. For grins, I fired up my backup desktop machine which had an identical SDRSharp install on it (not upgraded) plus a working HDSDR install. OK - maybe I inadvertently trashed something unknown. Running zadig to reinstall driver changes nothing. Yet, the driver is is installed (from zadig) and shows up under control panel. I upgraded to the latest and it now says'RTL-SDR is either not connected or its driver is not working'. I had not looked at it for a while (1.5 months, maybe). The older version (411) did run, but stuttered. I though I'd upgrade SDRsharp on my netbook (WinXP SP3) to see if newer versions would run a little better. I don't usually do much with the Realtek dongles on win-based systems, and I am less familial with the intricacies of Windows drivers than *nix systems.

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