> > If the PICkit2 is disconnected and reconnected it is not recognized
> > without a reboot.
>
> I don't have any direct experience with the PICkit2, but USB support
> under anything pre Win2K has always been a bit spotty...try it again
> on a newer OS.

I'm using Windows 98, and have only very few problems with the PICkit
2, and no problems with other USB devices (as long as the drivers are
installed, first). Sometimes the PICkit 2 is not recognized, but this
is easily fixed by disconnecting it and reconnecting it, or moving it
to a different USB port. As mentioned by someone else in this thread,
this problem also occurs on Windows XP.

Greetings,
Maarten Hofman.

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