On both cases, on the VM's device manager there are other devices that have a yellow questions mark, under these devices there are 3 "Virtual PC Integration Devices" that also have a yellow question mark. Then I shutdown the VM, set the VM setting for COM1 and then select physical serial port to COM3, relaunched the VM and the keyspan is not displayed. On the VM settings, having the COM1 and COM2 set to none, then I launched the VM, checked the device manager and the keyspan is not displayed. I will appreciate any help I can get on this. I do not know if this helps but the USB controller installed on the host machine, seems to be ver 3.0
Keyspan usa 19hs driver windows 7 64 for mac os x#
you can attach the USB device to a different USB port or restart the VM and try again".Īfter 2 days of looking for a possible solution I decice to re-install win 7 64 bits SP1 and all the drivers, then I re-install winxp mode with virtual pc. USA-19HS Keyspan Driver for Mac OS X (10.6 and later) 279 Kb Last Update: Jun/11/10 Download USA-19HS Keyspan Driver for Mac OS X (up to 10. The problem I am having is that when I try to attach the keyspan device to a VM, I get the following error "Could not attach the USB device. Once the driver was installed, it comes with an application that allows to test the Keyspan device. I already downloaded and installed the keyspan Win7 64 bit drivers on the host machine. I need the VM to be able to work with a USB to serial converter manufactured by Keyspan. I installed Windows XP Mode and Virtual PC on it. I got a new Dell Inspiron 7720 with Win7 Professional 64 bits SP1 pre installed.
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