Martyn My apologies for sending a silly forum message. I tried to edit it as soon as I established that the problem was entirely a Windows 7 issue but was unable to. I am testing a ChipkitMax32 via its USB serial port. This involved many connects and disconnects. I have learnt from bitter experience...

I have just been persuaded to install your latest update. Unfortunately it won't recognise my Picoscope2205MSO. The file/connect device has never worked. Now I can't even get the software to talk to the box by plugging in the box either before or after software startup. I'm using Win7 64bit with all...

I have a Picoscope 2205 and it works very well. However, USB cable plugs are NOT designed as ON/OFF switches and repeated use of mine is resulting in rapid wear of the B socket on the rear of the unit. Why is there no ON/OFF switch! How may I install one?
Regards

Richard