Of note: this problem port is directly on the computer. The other ports are all through powered hubs.
There's your answer. The BE probably isn't getting enough power directly from the PC.
I have my 11th BE plugged in to the 2-port hub in my monitor.
Topic: Not all USB's assigned a COM number (Read 600 times)
Of note: this problem port is directly on the computer. The other ports are all through powered hubs.
There's your answer. The BE probably isn't getting enough power directly from the PC.
I have my 11th BE plugged in to the 2-port hub in my monitor.
So I have downloaded everything and it's working all right, but one of my usb ports isn't being assinged a com number. Most of the ports in my devices panel in windows say "Silicon Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge (COM#)" But this port just says: "CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller"
I know it's this port because when I unplug this particular USB stick, the "CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller" goes away, but when I plug it back in, the "CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller" in printers and devices is back and there is a steady green light on the usb miner. Anyone want to venture a guess as to what is going on and how I fix it? I did not run into this problem on my other rig!
Of note: this problem port is directly on the computer. The other ports are all through powered hubs.
I know it's this port because when I unplug this particular USB stick, the "CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller" goes away, but when I plug it back in, the "CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller" in printers and devices is back and there is a steady green light on the usb miner. Anyone want to venture a guess as to what is going on and how I fix it? I did not run into this problem on my other rig!
Of note: this problem port is directly on the computer. The other ports are all through powered hubs.
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