

NOTE: Microsoft have ended support for certifying XP and VISTA through their WHCK test program.įrom revision 2.12.24 with Device Guard Support, the driver will notįor most of these operating systems two types of driver are available: Virtual COM Port (VCP) drivers and direct (D2XX) drivers.

Support for older versions of Windows Desktop The following operating systems: Windows CertifiedįTDI drivers are available for Windows CE 4.2-5.2, 6.0/7. New drivers are now available to support the FT4222Hĭrivers are available which allow FTDI devices to work with I know this is not great information for troubleshooting, hopefully I’ll have more in the next couple of days.PLEASE NOTE - When updating drivers, refer to the After the upgrade is when my difficulties with the vinyl cutter began. Both Lightburn and RDWorks were able to send jobs to the laser. However, I do not remember what happened after that (AFAIK there was no reboots), and I went back to using the Auto/Boss Laser device entry with Lightburn. After I upgraded to 0.94 there was a period where it showed that device entry as Disconnected in Lightburn, and “Find My Laser” detected a Rudia controller on like COM4.

I remember originally in Lightburn I had my laser configured as “(Auto)” port and “Boss Laser LS-2436”. RDWorks was installed before I started using Lightburn, but I have no idea what driver it was using. I have not had a chance to fire up the laser to see if it still works with Lightburn after reverting the driver, I’ll have to check this weekend. The vinyl cutter is working with FTDI 2.12.28.0 (signed by MS Win Hardware Compatibility Publisher).
