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Old Sat, October 30th, 2010, 03:13 PM
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Hey does anyone know if the USB has to be the same cord that came with the Programmer or can it be like a motorola USB? and still work?
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Old Sat, October 30th, 2010, 05:29 PM
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It will work with any USB as long as it is the "mini" type. In other words, if it fits, it should work.
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Old Sat, October 30th, 2010, 09:09 PM
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Correct. You MAY find that a laptop may not have enough power though to work nicely with the programmer. There are USB cords that have two USB connectors on the PC side to boost the power to the USB device (but that only works if each USB port on the laptop has independent power).

I personally recommend using a desktop for any firmware updating or custom tune downloads.

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i think somethings going on with my pc lol i plug it all in and then programmer don't come on.... only reason why i think this is cuz my pc wont read my flash drives.. now for some reason...
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i think somethings going on with my pc lol i plug it all in and then programmer don't come on.... only reason why i think this is cuz my pc wont read my flash drives.. now for some reason...
You CAN lose the USB controller in a PC. I fried the USB card in an older PC once. I was plugging in a "thumb drive" and saw a static spark as my drive touched the USB socket. The PC didn't register the drive when it was connected and I discovered no other USB device would work there either. Oddly enough though, the thumb drive was not damaged.

I think you can also get a corrupted device driver for the USB controllers, that will render them inoperable.

You might investigate "Device Manager" and see if there's any problems showing on your USB controllers (a yellow triangle with an "!" in it says there's problems). On my XP PC, you get there through Control Panel->System->Device Manager. Look at the entries for "Universal Serial Bus Controllers".

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You may also try a different cable. I've had a couple customer over the last few years that had the supplied cable work a couple times and the not work any more. Replacing the cable solved the problem.
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