Please see this article for more information: Using A USB Adaptor With A 9 Pin Serial Cable If you are using a data collector with a serial port and your PC/laptop does not have a serial port, you may need to use an USB/Serial adaptor. Working with A USB to 9 Pin Serial Adapter Meaning the cables, or cradle, that came with your collector. When using Windows Mobile Device Center you need to make sure that you are using the proper cables to connect with your PC. Plug in your Data Collector then click the link below to download the Mobile Device Center software and install it. In Windows 10, type System in the Search field, by the Windows start button on the bottom, left-hand side of the monitor. To find out whether your version of Window is 32bit or 64bit, click Start, right-click Computer, and then click Properties. You have to download Windows Mobile Device Center from the link at the bottom of this article. Reboot and try to connect your windows mobile device via USB and with any luck WMDC will download (again, even if it installed) and the device will connect.įull article here: thanks to Whatdoyaknow for posting a solution.To connect a data collector to a computer which is running a newer version of Windows than XP, you cannot use Microsoft ActiveSync.
(Actually in the end I changed all permissions in these 2 to Full Control & Read) Next, right click and select permissions on HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SvcHostĬhange TrustedInstaller permissions to: Full Control & Read, inherited from CurrentVersion
Select "Owner: TrustedInstaller" Change TrustedInstaller permissions to: Full Control & Read, not inherited Right click and select permissions on HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion The trick to fix this is, open Regedit on PC. If your PC is on a domain (typically a work network) the administrators may have the following MS virus alert KB which stops WMDC dead and windows mobile devices do not install when connected with USB.
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