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This is because you are trying to upload a file that is not radio-specific. Perhaps a CSV file. Only radio specific files can be directly be upload back to the specific type of radio that was used to

Bob . . . I am not a MAC user, but I have no issues with the OS other than what some call the "Apple Tax" (higher cost for otherwise similar to PC hardware). It's a great OS and I think they just

Looking for advice on how to get CHIRP to work with my MacBook and UV-S9Plus. I’ve reviewed a number of YouTube videos but everyone is using Windows. The displayed “upload to Baofeng” remains an

This is my last update on this problem until I can figure this out. Thanks to all who tried to help. Today I put a new HDD in this Intel i3 HP-2000 laptop and did a full fresh install of Windows 10.

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I have a cable that has that chip in it. I had to find the driver for it. It may have came on a small CDROM disc or I might have looked for it online, but it worked. Donald

How do you open the TX range in CHIRP?? I am using chirp-next v20240217 that I just installed.? I am able to connect to the UV9PX. Thanks and 73, -- Tad Danley, K3TD -- This email has been

If I recall, your programming cable has a WCH CH340 USB-to-Serial chip. I can remember a few years have an issue with a programming cable with CH340 chip. My solution was to download and install the

Yes, I reloaded (rebooted) Windows but to no avail. Moving on to my other laptops both Windows and Linux that don't seem to have this annoying issue, whatever it is. 73, Richard AG5M

You didn't say whether you reloaded Windows after running that command and before testing whether that fixed your problem. If you did reload windows, then it didn't fix your problem. But if you didn't

OK, I did that. Windows did find corrupt files and repaired them. But that did not fix the problem. Same old same old. I'm moving on to my other Win 10 computer or Linux. 73, Richard AG5M

No, I have not done that but I will. Thank you. 73, Richard AG5M

Have you used "SFC /SCANNOW" command in a DOS window to check the integrity of your operating system files? If you haven't, then you might try that to see if that runs clean. If it doesn't run clean,

Update: I just tried to program my FT-65R with two different lamps. one Windows 10 (same as the one I was having trouble with except this one has a AMD CPU rather than Intel i3). Otherwise they are

Richard . . . <ag5m@...> wrote: I used to troubleshoot weird things like this by disabling all non-Microsoft startup programs and seeing if the problem went away. It usually did.

Hummm interesting. I'll look into that. Thanks 73, Richard AG5M

The other thing I just now thought of is that your laptop may have two things trying to use the same COM port. This article might help. It mentions a Microsoft utility to list what things are using

It shows up in device manager. That's not the problem. Even tried another known working Yaesu cable, same problem., It's something in the laptop. Nothing else I ever have used on this laptop has

You could have some program interfering with the driver. What does it show in Device Manager in Windows? Is the driver showing as working? <ag5m@...>

I am using CHIRP Next. I'll look into opening a ticket if I don't figure this out. Everything works fine on my son's Surface computer, the radio, the cable, the driver, Legacy Chirp and Chirp Next,