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<blockquote data-quote="srr037" data-source="post: 778478" data-attributes="member: 114692"><p>Thanks thirdoff.&nbsp; Much appreciate your getting back to me on this, since I have not been able to resolve this yet.&nbsp; I've been away for a couple of days and did not see your post until this morning.&nbsp; I assume you are referring to the usbuirt drivers that I need to replace.&nbsp; I could not find any file named usbuirt.dll on my system.&nbsp; In the driver tab of the USBUIRT in device manager under &quot;Details&quot;, it lists five files, 3 in System 32, and two in&nbsp; Syswow64.&nbsp;&nbsp; In both system folders there is a file named usbuirtdrv.dll.&nbsp; I'm not heavy into the internals of computers, so I'm not exactly sure why there are entries in both system32 and syswow.&nbsp; My system is 64 bit.&nbsp; Maybe they were covering all bases.&nbsp; At any rate, could you clarify your advice to me with that additional information.&nbsp; Also, I was a bit curious as to how uuirt connects with usbuirt.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="srr037, post: 778478, member: 114692"] Thanks thirdoff. Much appreciate your getting back to me on this, since I have not been able to resolve this yet. I've been away for a couple of days and did not see your post until this morning. I assume you are referring to the usbuirt drivers that I need to replace. I could not find any file named usbuirt.dll on my system. In the driver tab of the USBUIRT in device manager under "Details", it lists five files, 3 in System 32, and two in Syswow64. In both system folders there is a file named usbuirtdrv.dll. I'm not heavy into the internals of computers, so I'm not exactly sure why there are entries in both system32 and syswow. My system is 64 bit. Maybe they were covering all bases. At any rate, could you clarify your advice to me with that additional information. Also, I was a bit curious as to how uuirt connects with usbuirt. [/QUOTE]

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