PICO_NOT_RESPONDING

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PICO_NOT_RESPONDING

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I have a 3205D Oscilloscope. When I run:
PicoScope3000aExampleStreaming.vi
I get the error message:
Error 5007 occurred at ps3000aOpenUnit
Possible reason(s):
PICO_NOT_RESPONDING
So what are possible reasons for function ps3000aOpenUnit() to be unable to get a response from the 3205D?

My OS is Windows 7
LabVIEW version is 2017

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Re: PICO_NOT_RESPONDING

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This could occur if you have not correctly stopped / closed the unit before trying to re open it.
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Re: PICO_NOT_RESPONDING

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The example VI worked after a computer reboot. This VI does execute PicoScope3000aClose.vi unconditionally when stopped using the red lettered STOP button. Maybe the VI was not properly stopped by using the window close icon, or the stop sign button.

Prior to computer reboot I tried power cycling the 3205D's power. This power cycling had no effect.

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Re: PICO_NOT_RESPONDING

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Unplugging the USB connector should drop any connections.
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