Below you can download windows 7 usb-serial controller driver for Windows.
File name: _win7-usb-serial-controller.exe
Version: 7.486
File size: 15.44 MB
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Driver Windows 7 Usb-Serial Controller(click above to download)
Device Specification:
- This device is a USB-Serial controller compatible with Windows 7 operating system.
- It allows users to connect their devices with a USB interface to a computer system using the serial protocol.
- The USB-Serial controller facilitates serial communication between the connected devices and the computer.
- The driver for this device is specifically designed for Windows 7 and ensures seamless integration and functionality.
Troubleshooting Questions and Answers:
1. Q: What should I do if my USB-Serial controller is not being recognized by my Windows 7 computer?
A: Firstly, make sure that the driver for the USB-Serial controller is properly installed on your computer. Check the Device Manager to see if any driver issues are listed. If needed, try reinstalling the driver or updating it to the latest version. Additionally, check if the USB port you are using is functioning correctly or try using a different USB port on the computer.
2. Q: I am experiencing intermittent data transfer issues with my USB-Serial controller. What could be the problem?
A: There could be several factors causing intermittent data transfer issues. Start by checking the serial cable connections between the USB-Serial controller and the connected devices. Ensure that all connections are secure and not loose. Additionally, verify that the baud rate and data format settings on both ends (computer and connected device) match. It is also advisable to update the driver to the newest version available, as outdated drivers can sometimes cause data transfer problems.
3. Q: The USB-Serial controller keeps disconnecting and reconnecting on its own. How can I resolve this issue?
A: Frequent disconnections and reconnections of the USB-Serial controller can be caused by various factors. Begin troubleshooting by checking the USB port and cable for any physical damage. Try a different USB port or cable to isolate the problem. Moreover, ensure that the USB-Serial controller is not drawing excessive power, as it could trigger the automatic disconnection mechanism. Consider using a powered USB hub or connecting the device to a different computer to see if the issue persists. Updating the driver to the latest version can also help resolve this problem.