Hey,
I have the strangest problem and am completely out of ideas:
I have a teensy 3.1 running a simple program (source attached, but I think irrelevent), with the following teensyarduino settings:
If I plug the teensy in on any computer, it installs as an HID device and the device works. However on my work computer (and only mine!) the device
stays as "USB Keboard/Mouse/Joystick", attempts to get drivers from Windows Update (this take a while), then eventually bombs out with "no driver available"; the device remains in Unknown Devices in Device Manager.
I don't have access to the computer right now, however I can gather more on Monday. I've done:
* all windows updates,
* bypassed the WSUS server we have incase it's trying to download from our local cache and it doesn't have the drivers,
* sfc /scannnow
* rebooted a couple of times
The only thing that I've *not* done is turned the machine off, removed all power for a duration and so forth because if I boot into a Debian live CD on the same hardware, it works!
Obviously this is something wrong with my Windows 7 install, but I've got no idea where to go from here!
Any Ideas?
Thanks,
Rob
I have the strangest problem and am completely out of ideas:
I have a teensy 3.1 running a simple program (source attached, but I think irrelevent), with the following teensyarduino settings:
If I plug the teensy in on any computer, it installs as an HID device and the device works. However on my work computer (and only mine!) the device
stays as "USB Keboard/Mouse/Joystick", attempts to get drivers from Windows Update (this take a while), then eventually bombs out with "no driver available"; the device remains in Unknown Devices in Device Manager.
I don't have access to the computer right now, however I can gather more on Monday. I've done:
* all windows updates,
* bypassed the WSUS server we have incase it's trying to download from our local cache and it doesn't have the drivers,
* sfc /scannnow
* rebooted a couple of times
The only thing that I've *not* done is turned the machine off, removed all power for a duration and so forth because if I boot into a Debian live CD on the same hardware, it works!
Obviously this is something wrong with my Windows 7 install, but I've got no idea where to go from here!
Any Ideas?
Thanks,
Rob