USB-485/4 ports failed

In the resolution of the problems of NOR-Serial the first two ports are shown as failed. The two spend.

In Device Manager, the first two show error this device cannot start. (Code 10).

I installed niserial1500f1 on windows 7. Unit is connected directly to the computer.

I saw nothing relavent in the windows system error log. Reboot does not change behavior.


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