-Error 1073807339

I have connected the Ocean Optics USB4000 detector and the program worked well.

But now it displays a Visa Write error-1073807339 of the 'Initialize.vi' & other screws that I used as it is also for driver package.

I read the previous discussions on this error but cannot get my program to run.

All solutions?

Thank you

Have you unplugged the USB device and, after a few seconds, plugged in? I have USB devices work for weeks and lose their sanity. The only way to reset have disconnected them and reconnected them.

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