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Hi Allen,
When I look in the Windows 7 Device Manager, the only entries under HID-com=
pliant devices(I forget the exact name) are only two items, and they are bo=
th for the PICkit2, because they disappear when I unplug. But in Windows 10=
, there are 38 items that reduce to 36 when I unplug. I can't really tell w=
hich is which. I guess I should try to figure out vendor/device codes from =
the Win7 machine and go through "properties" for the entries in the Win10 m=
achine to see if I can identify the PICkit2.
Best regards, Bob

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Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2020 7:57 PM
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Subject: Re: [PIC] PICkit 2

Have you tried going into the Device Driver and roll back the driver? It
is a button on the Driver tab in the device properties. You can then
prevent future updates although I don't remember how I did that. It has
been a long time since I used my PICkit.

Allen

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Subject: [CAUTION: Failed DKIM Test][PIC] PICkit 2

>I am trying to use a PICkit 2 and the PICkit 2 v2.61 application under Win=
dows 10. I got it to work once. Now it is invisible to the PICkit2 software=
.. In Device Manager I believe it is showing up as a USB input device. I tri=
ed removing that device but when I plug the PICkit2 back in it shows up the=
 same way. Due to my poor understanding of Windows directory structure I ca=
n't seem to find the actual driver folder for the PICkit2 to try to force a=
 particular driver.
>
>I've got two PICkit2's and cables and they both do the same thing. They wo=
rk on a Windows 7 machine but that machine has a dying hard drive so I real=
ly can't use it very much longer.
>
>Anyone been here before and gotten their PICkit2 to work?
>
>Thanks!
>
>Bob


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