USB Crashes my Windows 7 64 bit -

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I am modifying this post because I may know why I had the cash…

I forgot that in the past I had some problems using a auxiliary power supply connected to the USB Client DP AND ALSO had a power connection to my USB Hub.

I just noticed that when I booted up this morning I had BOTH power connections and I should have had ONLY the USB Client DP connected to my auxiliary power supply.

I am pretty sure that caused the problem…

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This morning (1 AM) I started my PC and I had Crash Dump and forced Startup Repair that failed. About two hours later I got my PC back.

The Spider had running code when I last used it. The last main board used was my G400HDR/G400-D that I had problems with deploy that finally worked and the application ran as intended.

I try not to boot with a USB connection but I forgot and had a USB connection to my Spider when I booted my PC.

At this point I would like to ask what USB driver should I be using on a Windows 7 64 Bit?

GHI drivers or the WinUSB driver?

I usually use my Spider and/or my new G400.

I also have another question. (Is more than one at a time allowed?)

The USB Friendly name for the spider is Gadgeteer.

Is the USB Friendly name for the G400 - G400?

No gripes… Just two questions.

Thanks!

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Winusb is better if it works for you.

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@ Gus -

I used it in the past but for some reason I went back to the GHI driver.

I’ll go back to WinUSB and try for awhile.

Is the G400 USB friendly name D400?

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The USB Friendly name should be G400… where is D400 coming from?

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on my win7 machine, Cerberus development, winusb is much much faster, I didn’t realize how slow the old interface was until I tried it, I strongly recommend winusb driver, this should be highlighted somewhere

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I should have mentioned this is vs2012

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@ Aron -

Sorry… I wanted to type G400… For some reason I keep using D400… Old brain I guess…

Thanks for the reply…

It is G400. I just wanted to know if it should be that.