

- #Impulse rc driver fixer failed install#
- #Impulse rc driver fixer failed serial#
- #Impulse rc driver fixer failed drivers#
- #Impulse rc driver fixer failed manual#
I reinstalled every single USB driver in the Dev.Manager, I made sure my chipset drivers are up to date. Thing is, I really don't know what's wrong. I'm also unable to use an Arduino UNO board (knock-off, not an original arduino), where all of my attempts to make it work result in the same Code 10 driver error. I think the issue might lie somewhere in my computer's USB drivers.Updating Windows 10 and BIOS, nothing changed.Impulse RC Driver Fixer - doesn't even see the FC.Device Manager - Display - Show hidden devices - uninstall every single greyed out device, reboot PC - nothing changed.Installing STM32 Virtual COM Port Driver - installation successful, nothing changed though.Several driver updating software (Intel driver updater, avast driver updater etc) - they keep telling me my drivers are up to date.

#Impulse rc driver fixer failed install#
Then I found about Impulse RC Driver Fixer software, which should basically find any connected FCs, download their drivers and install them automatically.

Which is, apparently, a generic and non-descriptive error, coming from a damaged or corrupt driver and designed to ruin my mood for weeks. STMicroelectronics Virtual COM Port Version 1.4.0.0.Īnd, it results in a "This device cannot start" Code 10 error.
#Impulse rc driver fixer failed manual#
However, since it didn't change anything either, I then deleted the pair in VSPD again and uninstalled that software.Īnother thing which I tried was going into Device Manager - highlighting Ports (COM and LPT) section - Action - Add Legacy Hardware - manual selection - Ports (COM and LPT) - STMicroelectronics. They did appear in Device Manager next to the COM1 port. There, I created a pair of virtual COM ports (COM2, COM3).
#Impulse rc driver fixer failed serial#
Well, as you can see in the image above, I don't have USB Serial Converter.Īfter searching for a solution, I tried installing VSPD software - Virtual Serial Port Drive by Eltima. I noticed some people having similar issues were recommended to open Device Manager, find USB Serial Converter, go into Properties and -somewhere- tick the VCP option, to make virtual COM ports appear. So, again, I install them, the message about successful installation appears, and boom. So, I tried to google STM32 bootloader drivers, and after some digging, I downloaded basically the same VCP driver I was installing earlier. This is how my Device manager looks like, FC connected.
