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Firmware - Expanding and updating / Gecho App / Windows 10 seriously will not detect Loopsynth
« on: November 02, 2019, 12:35:11 PM »
Hi All,
I received the awesome Gecho Loopsynth yesterday, it's a great device, but I can't get 'the app' to work in Windows 10 (could not detect any USB-Serial devices). I've tried to fix this without troubling the forum, but to no avail (and I've already seen the thread http://gechologic.com/support/index.php?topic=16.msg58). Here's what I tried already...
1) I ran setup.exe (and drvsetup64.exe) in folder CH314SER from the 3.4 and 3.3 versions of the driver (downloaded from Gechologic site)
2) I ran the EXE that I downloaded from the Chinese (chip manufacturer) site.
All driver installation options complete with a "The drive is successfully pre-installed in advance" message.
When I connect the Gecho using USB, a USB Serial Port (COM3) is showing in the Ports (COM & LPT) under the Device Manager (device status reporting as working properly). I also have USB Serial converter appearing under Universal Serial Bus controllers.
Depending on what driver installation option I have gone for above, I also see Microsoft Serial Ballpoint device in Mice and other pointing devices (with an exlamation to indicate it's not working properly). This last device does not always appear, so it could be a red herring.
I've tried setting the option to "force installation of unsigned drivers"
I've also tried disabling the secure boot option.
Still the app (versions 050b and 061b) can't detect any serial devices.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
I received the awesome Gecho Loopsynth yesterday, it's a great device, but I can't get 'the app' to work in Windows 10 (could not detect any USB-Serial devices). I've tried to fix this without troubling the forum, but to no avail (and I've already seen the thread http://gechologic.com/support/index.php?topic=16.msg58). Here's what I tried already...
1) I ran setup.exe (and drvsetup64.exe) in folder CH314SER from the 3.4 and 3.3 versions of the driver (downloaded from Gechologic site)
2) I ran the EXE that I downloaded from the Chinese (chip manufacturer) site.
All driver installation options complete with a "The drive is successfully pre-installed in advance" message.
When I connect the Gecho using USB, a USB Serial Port (COM3) is showing in the Ports (COM & LPT) under the Device Manager (device status reporting as working properly). I also have USB Serial converter appearing under Universal Serial Bus controllers.
Depending on what driver installation option I have gone for above, I also see Microsoft Serial Ballpoint device in Mice and other pointing devices (with an exlamation to indicate it's not working properly). This last device does not always appear, so it could be a red herring.
I've tried setting the option to "force installation of unsigned drivers"
I've also tried disabling the secure boot option.
Still the app (versions 050b and 061b) can't detect any serial devices.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.