ISO Drivers: USB 2.0 to Serial cable

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    secpar

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    USB2.0-Ser!
    USB\VID_1A86&PID_7523\6&1F278558&0&02

    USB\Vid_1A86&Pid_7523&Rev_0254
    USB\Vid_1A86&Pid_7523

    USB\Class_FF&SubClass_01&Prot_02
    USB\Class_FF&SubClass_01
    USB\Class_FF

    USB2-Ser!.png


    I had ordered some of these USB to Serial cables a few years back as an alternate for hooking up to UPS battery backup units that didn't have USB ports on them. I found them, but Windows XP64 appears to have no native driver to run them.

    Above the image thumbnail, I have provided some of the info that comes from the device properties window, in hopes that it may help. If anyone has some thoughts on how I might get proper device drivers, by all means, please share.

    Thanks!
     
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    I did end up finding something after using a VPN/Proxy. There is a device driver pack out there: CH341SER and it relates to PID7523.

    The website I found it at was: http://www.wch.cn/download/CH341SER_ZIP.html

    I scanned all files once within the ZIP file, and once outside.

    It's a chinese-based website. Once I switch to a proxy outside the States, it seemed to cooperate much better.

    Drivers installed.
     
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    glad you resolved your issue, make sure you keep those drivers on a handy flash drive :)
     
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