I make RAW USB driver by VISA i'm stuck in MAX detect my device

according to USB Instrument Control Tutorial i'm trying to make a driver by VISA
NI-MAX doesn't detect my device and i stuck here please help me

It is often a big mistake to try and create your own driver. What is the device? Did the vendor not provide a driver for you to use? How does the device appear in windows device manager?

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Why can't you provide specific instructions here in HT203909 (Boot Camp: Creating an ISO image from a Windows installation DVD) about how to make the USB drive bootable? The article referenced for partitioning the drive is not dedicated to Bootcamp--too long, too many options. How do you make it bootable?

If your BC Assistant shows the option to create a USB Installer, it automatically is marked as bootable. There is no need to have manual intervention to make a bootable USB. Once the process is manually modified, it is supported by the person modifying it.
You have two or three options (depending on your Mac Model).
1. Create USB... - Use a USB2 flash drive, which is erased and formatted. If your Mac supports ISOs then BCA will prompt for the Media. Any Mac which does not have a built-in Optical drive will support an ISO. There are specific Mac models which support both, DVD and USB based installation.
2. Download Software from Apple servers...
3. Install Windows...
Are any additional instructions really necessary?

My iPod Classic is not detected by my Windows 8 computer when I connect it via USB port. How can I get windows to detect this device?

My iPod Classic is not detected by my Windows 8 computer when I connect it via USB port. How can I get windows to detect this device? A message from windows says: the device has malfunctioned.

Try TS1363: iPod: Appears in Windows but not in iTunes.
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Hello once again.. i have formatted my external Hard drive it using exFAT, now my windows cant detect my device, can u plzz help me the whole purpose is getting ruined, i use Windows 7 ultimate 64 bit

hello once again.. i have formatted my external Hard drive it using exFAT, now my windows cant detect my device, can u plzz help me the whole purpose is getting ruined, i use Windows 7 ultimate 64 bit

This is a problem with the Mac OS X implementation of exFAT. I've had the same problem.
Best is to use a Windows box to format the drive exFAT. Then it can be read by both Windows and Mac OS.
But aren't Macs supposed to "Just Work"? Not in this case.

How do I make an instrument driver without VISA ?

I need to make an instrument driver for a temperature controller without VISA.

Why do you not want to use VISA? Is the instrument serial, GPIB, USB, Ethernet, VXI? There are alternatives to all of these without using VISA but VISA supports all.

How to download Lion again to make bootable USB drive?

I downloaded Lion and have it installed. Wanted to create a bootable USB drive from the .dmg file but it's gone after install. How can I download again? App Store shows it's installed and won't let me re-download.

This is not difficult and you will not have to download from the app store.
your computer has what is called a recovery partition that came with it.
simply hold cmd+R while you boot up. let go a second after you hear the chime.
you will boot into the recovery partition.
Use disk utlity to format your usb drive and then exit Disk utlity and go to Reinstall Mountain Lion.
it will ask you which disk you want to install ML onto. Choose your new USB drive.
easy peasy

Cant make bootable USB Drive / Ext HD

My hard drive gave out on me the other day, so i went and purchased a new one. However, my optical drive went dead a while back, so my only option to install the OS was via USB or Ext HD. I bought an ext disk drive, but i couldnt get it to run the installer when i booted up (Apple told me that installers wont work on USB ext disk drives) It DID recognize it when the computer was booted up, so i made a CDR of the Snow Leopard CD. I then looked on forums as so how to make it bootable. I cleared an ext, partitioned it, and selected GUID from options.
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Im assuming that i either didnt make the cdr correctly, or i converted it wrong. I still have copied of them both. Any help would be appreciated....

If your optical drive isn't working how did you make a .dmg of it?
Now, what you can do is take the DVD and your external HDD to a computer with a functioning optical drive. Use the Restore option of Disk Utility to clone the DVD to the external HDD:
Clone using Restore Option of Disk Utility
1. Open Disk Utility from the Utilities folder.
2. Select the destination volume from the left side list.
3. Click on the Restore tab in the DU main window.
4.Check the box labeled Erase destination.
5. Select the destination volume from the left side list and drag it to the Destination entry field.
6. Select the source volume from the left side list and drag it to the Source entry field.
7. Double-check you got it right, then click on the Restore button.
Destination means the external drive.
Source means the OS X DVD.
Be sure your external drive has been prepared correctly:
Drive Preparation
1. Open Disk Utility in your Utilities folder.
2. After DU loads select your hard drive (this is the entry with the mfgr.'s ID and size) from the left side list. Click on the Partition tab in the DU main window.
3. Under the Volume Scheme heading set the number of partitions from the drop down menu to one. Set the format type to Mac OS Extended (Journaled.) Click on the Options button, set the partition scheme to GUID then click on the OK button. Click on the Partition button and wait until the process has completed.
4. Select the volume you just created (this is the sub-entry under the drive entry) from the left side list. Click on the Erase tab in the DU main window.
5. Set the format type to Mac OS Extended (Journaled.) Click on the Options button, check the button for Zero Data and click on OK to return to the Erase window.
6. Click on the Erase button. The format process can take up to several hours depending upon the drive size.
Steps 4-6 are optional but should be used on a drive that has never been formatted before, if the format type is not Mac OS Extended, if the partition scheme has been changed, or if a different operating system (not OS X) has been installed on the drive.
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Visa usb driver problem

I have a usb controller that I want to communicate with labview....I have successfully made usb raw driver using driver development wizard...and it is running good in my pc in which NI labview is installed....now i want to run a labview application in a pc in which no labview(nothing related to NI) is installed ... so I copied the visa usb driver to that pc.....after connecting device and installing the driver it says cannot install driver completely...I have tried this with 2 pcs...so I was wondering apart from visa usb driver....is there something to install in a pc which is not having labview so that it can communicate with pc ?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

I have already installed the runtime engine, but that comes later...first it should be there at the device manager list but it has error symbol on my device...I think unless this driver is not properly installed device will not be recognised by labview application..

How to install Windows 7 from a USB drive!

This is even easier than installing Windows XP from a USB drive, and will also reduce the time taken to install Windows 7, it took me about 15 minutes!
The advice in the guide is also applicable to installing Vista.
You need basically:
a USB flash drive at least 4GB in size
a Windows 7 DVD
To sum up:
Format your USB drive, with the NTFS filesystem
Open Command Prompt as an administrator, and run the Bootsect.exe program off the Windows 7 CD to make the USB drive bootable
Copy the contents of the Windows 7 DVD to the USB drive
Restart your PC, press F11 (or whichever key it is) to access the Boot menu, and select your USB drive to boot from
Full guide here:
http://www.intowindows.com/how-to-install-windows-7vista-from-usb-drive-detailed-100-working-guide/

Quote from: bnborg on 16-February-11, 10:28:04
I have done this and it is simple.
I cleaned and (re)formated an 8GB flash drive under Windows7 using diskpart. I chose quick format and a fat filesystem. It doesn't need to be ntfs. I had diskpart mark the partition active. I copied the DVD contents to the flash drive. I also made a folder on it for motherboard drivers.
After that, I booted the drive on a new machine. Windows7 setup came up, and didn't find any hard drives, other than the USB flash drive. I clicked the button to load drivers, and pointed it to the folder I had copied them to on the flash. Windows installed without problems.
Hi bnborg..Do u mind sharing with me your motherboard driver folder? I have the MSI U135DX Netbook and each time I hit the button to install Windows 7 it asks me for some mobo driver...Think i might need it to get tru with a successful install..

How to reset Windows 7 Administrator Password with USB Drive

The first thing we often do When we *Lose Windows 7 password* is asking a computer expert for help. However, it is only a moment for you *forgetting Windows 7 password* and it may take you several days to regain access to your system. From now on, don't worry about anything when you forgot windows 7 password. The article will give you some ideas to *reset Windows 7 password* with USB Drive.
*Section One: Reset Windows 7 password with Password reset disk.*
Most people usually only know how to create a new user with a strong password or change it. But they don't develop a habit to create a password reset disk for preventing lost password. It is a great and free gift from Microsoft. Click here to learn how to create password reset disk in windows 7 If you ready have a reset disk, please follow steps below:
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Step 3: Chose the disk which you insert, click *Next*. Type a new password in the Type a new password box, and then type the password again in the Type the password again to confirm box. In the Type a new password hint box, type a hint for the password or not, and then click *Next**→**Finish*, and then try to log on to Windows XP again when use the new password you just set.
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If you haven't created a password reset disk for your account and unfortunately you lost or forgot windows password, see bellow. I will show you step-by-step guide to do this task in several minutes with USB, without reinstalling system or losing any data.
Step 1: Prepare a 2GB USB flash drive and a computer which you can access to.
Step 2: Download Windows Password Rescuer Personal and install it to a computer which you have access.
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*NOTE:* This action will make your USB drive be formatted and all your data in it will be lost. You'd better provide one with nothing in it.
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USB drive only mounts as Local Drive Need it to mount as USB Drive to create recovery drive

subject pretty much says it all. Using an HP Sleekbook 15, it tells me to make recovery disk. I opt for the USB drive option and buy a new Sandisk Cruze Glide. Plugged it in. Started Recovery program to make disk. Program tells me to insert the USB drive or plugin my DVD burner. I check the file explorer and find the USB drive is mounted as Local Drive E:. No amount of inserting and removal will trigger the program to continue.
Doc read on SanDisk forum implied this is a windows 8 compatibility issue where Win 8 requires new USB drives that meet Win 8 compatibility to mount as Local devices.
I saw here that the USB drive MUST be a removable device inorder to be made bootable.
Help! this is inconsistant and negates the whole reason for using removable media if it can't be made to be seen as a boot recovery drive.
I need a solution, can those who know please advise.

Not all USB 3.0 is Windows 8 compatible. It will have the compability logo on the back or front of the package.
I have run across several interesting articles that mention Windows 8 can create the Recovery Drive with I assume any flash drive.
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http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/window-on-windows/create-a-recovery-drive-in-windows-8/7261
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R&R Backup (Image) on two external USB drives

Hi Forum,
in the early BIOS state of my T500 and working with Vista I had to rebuild my system several times due to OS failures. For that reason I periodically run R&R and make images on an external USB drive.
Since I'm traveling very much I always have the USB drive with the image with me. The drive contains one basic backup and some incremental backups up to level 25 (at the time being).
Now my goal: in case of a theft or a failure of that USB drive, I want to keep a second image on another USB drive at home.
Now my questions:
1: Is it possible to make backups with R&R (basic and incremental) of one computer on several USB drives?
In that case R&R must detect which incremental level is present on the USB drive and create the appropriate backup (management of the levels on the USB drive, not on the computer).
Example: USB drive A contains one basic backup and some incremental backups to level 12 (consistent) - USB drive B contains one basic backup and some incremental backups to level 17 (consistent as well).
2: If the answer to question 1 is "yes" - does R&R manage this automatically in the windows interface or is it necessary to use the DOS level (rrcmd.exe). Which switches are to be set?
Many thanks for help
Axel

It is a difficult question: the help file isn't entirely clear.
Here is my recent experience: using R&R 4.21 I had backed up my machine to the internal drive + 1 external USB drive several times, so that there was the base back-up and several incrementals on both drives. I also had copied the base backup + earlier incrementals to DVDs using the advanced menu entry for that task, just to be on the safe side. And, using another program (the free version of Syncback by 2BrightSparks), I regularly duplicate documents + pictures to the USB drive, so I'm covered in 3 different ways on 2 types of external hardware.
On one or two occasions I did an incremental backup on the internal drive only--but the next time I did an incremental with the external USB drive attached, the missed incrementals were synchronized onto the external drive.
Now, 2 weeeks ago I decided to zap the main disk and rebuilt the OS + programs to have a "clean slate" for 2010. When I had finished reinstalling everything minus personal files, I made a base backup (the only choice offered) on the internal drive with the external drive attached. This effectively erased the existing earlier backups on the external drive and copied over the new base backup.
So this synchronization only operates in one direction: the external USB drive's store of R&R backups is a replica of what is on the main internal drive.
I strongly suggest trying this all out (i.e. missing an incremental backup on the external drive, then making sure it has catched up after the next incremental backup) after making an external copy on DVD of the R&R backups. In fact, if you have the nerve, the patience and the time (and the DVD backups!), you should also try a bare metal restore of the DVD backup (I did last year when I bought this machine and hadn't too many personal files on it-- R&R 4.21 does actually work!)
sorry i can't be more specific, but my advice is to practice the "disaster recovery" at least once, early on, in order to be sure how it works if disaster does strike.

Bootable USB Drive

It seems that no matter where I go on the internets to learn how to make a usb drive bootable all i get is how to make a recovery drive for mac.
I DONT NEED a Recovery drive for mac. I just want to know how to make a USB drive bootable, not bootable with mac installation or windows installation, just how to make it bootable in general.
If it has to be bootable with something, i need boot camp to make it bootable. I am trying to install windows 7 on to my iMac (mid 2010, 21.5 inch), it will carry through to the restart into windows but windows will say "No Bootable Device -- Insert Install Disk and Press Any Key" but i have not messed up anywhere, it is all created correctly but boot camp refuses to make the drive bootable, i looked at the drive in disk utility and it says "Bootable: No" how do i get boot camp make the drive bootable, or can somebody tell me the exact steps to install windows 7 on mac with boot camp because it seems i am getting conflicting instructions.
Thanks.

cliffs99 wrote:
Well usingn the Apple Superdrive worked seems the MacMini I have is not able to boot Win7 from USB Sticks. but ok with Win8 weird
The Bootcamp info.plist has the following entries. Notice that the 8,x models pre-date USB boot support in general. I have a 2010 server and I will test and see what happens.
<key>PreUSBBootSupportedModels</key>
        <array>
                <string>MacBook7,1</string>
                <string>MacBookAir3,2</string>
                <string>MacBookPro8,3</string>
                <string>MacPro5,1</string>
                <string>Macmini4,1</string>
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Apple mobile device usb Driver isn't working

I have an Ipod Nano 3rd gen. and the problem i have is that the Apple Mobile Device USB Driver has a yellow exclamation point next to it in device manager. When I try to reinstall driver it says CANNOT THIS HARDWARE THERE WAS A PROBLEM INSTALLING THIS HARDWARE: Apple Mobile Device USB Driver AN ERROR OCCURED DURRING THE INSTALLATION OF THE DEVICE
DRIVER IS NOT INTENDED FOR THIS PLATFORM.
I want to know how to fix this. What does it mean by not intended for this platform?
I've uninstalled every thing that comes with itunes(Bonjour, etc.) and it still won't work. It will sync to my brother's Mac but not to my PC. I've also synced it to my PC before. I need to know how to fix the Apple Mobile Device USB Driver.
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Hello there,
And welcome to Apple Discussions!
First of all, sorry to hear you are having so many troubles with your iPod. Take a look at this article for information and help on driver errors and installation. Even if you have already attempted some of these recommended troubleshooting steps, try just once more. It's worth a shot.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1538
B-rock

Can't Access any USB drive

I just installed Windows 10, and untill now all is working fine except for the fact that I can't access any USB Drive or PEN.
When I try I always get the following message:
this operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer
How can I fix this BUG.

Hi,
I don’t think it’s a bug, it could be driver or settings issues.
Please run rsop.msc to see if there is any related Group policy was configured to block USB device.
First I would like to confirm with you that expect USB drive, if other USB device can be recognized fine.
If not, I recommend you to update or reinstall the USB controller under Device manager.
If this issue only happened on USB drive, let’s try following suggestions:
Suggestion 1: Check hidden device drivers
Unplug your USB storage device.
Type CMD in Start Search.
Right click cmd.exe and select
Run as administrator. Click Yes if the User Access Control box pops up.
At the Command Prompt window, type
set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1 and press the Enter key.
Using the same Command Prompt window, type
devmgmt.msc to bring out the Device Manager.
At the Device Manager top menu, click
View and select Show hidden devices.
Browse down to the Universal Serial Bus controllers and click the
+ to expand the list.
Probably you will see some light grey devices, e.g. USB Mass Storage Device or USB Composite Device. Right click each and every light grey devices and select Uninstall. This will remove whatever "hardware profile" linked
to your USB storage.
Attached your USB storage device and see if it works.
Suggestion 2: Check if the drive can be recognized under Disk management:
Right click the Start icon and choose Disk management.
If you can find your USB drive there but there’s no in File explorer, follow these steps.
Run cmd as admin, type following commands to enable automount feature:
Diskpart
automount enable
Details for this command:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753703.aspx
Then try to assign letter for your USB drive again by using commands below:
Run cmd as admin, type following commands:
Diskpart
list volume
sel volume x [x present the volume number of your USB drive]
assign letter=g:
Another thing is if you use USB3.0 to connect the drive, change it to USB 2.0 to see what's going on.
Kate Li
TechNet Community Support

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