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Roundy
My R&D department does a lot of work with com ports.
Communicating to devices via com ports, programming
devices. In windows 98 the com ports worked just fine
without fail. Since we have Windows 2000 and or Windows
XP installed they loose commnications a lot of the time.
They also get the com ports so hung up that the only way
to "fix" the problem is to either reboot the system, or go
into device manager and disable and re-enable the device.
Is this related to how the new operating system's handle
com ports, how they are configured, or is it that the
software is not compatible with this version of windows.
This is happening on multiple machines. Help
Communicating to devices via com ports, programming
devices. In windows 98 the com ports worked just fine
without fail. Since we have Windows 2000 and or Windows
XP installed they loose commnications a lot of the time.
They also get the com ports so hung up that the only way
to "fix" the problem is to either reboot the system, or go
into device manager and disable and re-enable the device.
Is this related to how the new operating system's handle
com ports, how they are configured, or is it that the
software is not compatible with this version of windows.
This is happening on multiple machines. Help