Then I brought it back to the office and did the MCC6.53 installation without an internet connection being available at install time (same when I installed 6.73) and also when the USB-TC module was plugged in. Since our IT network only supports Windows 10 PCs, a few days back I had taken the involved new Windows 7 Pro industrial PC home to have all latest Windows 7 Pro updates installed. It pointed me in the right direction to solve the issue. Thanks for the very helpful feedback Jeffrey. I would now download and install a fresh copy MCCDAQ.exe version 6.73 ( ).įollow the on screen prompts and after the reboot, plug the USB-TC back in to one of the rear USB ports. Unplug any MCC products from your system. This is also something for your IT folks.
#INSTACAL NOT FINDING USB HOW TO#
It can leave you with a non-viable system, and directions for how to do that are beyond the scope of a forum post. Doing this is not for the faint of heart. This is more you can delete, but it involves running the registry editor and purging the Measurement Computing keys.
There will be a Measurement Computing folder, delete this as well. Open your file explorer, and in the search bar, enter: There is a hidden folder you will also need to purge. In addition to the above, I recommend you uninstall all measurement computing software, delete any residual files and folders. Recommendations are to run a virus scanner, revert to an earlier restore point, or run windows installer to repair the system. The problem is your system has some level of corruption. The exclamation mark in a yellow dot does mean there is a problem (but you already knew that). Sadly, it includes a question mark which just confuses things for folks. The "?" is correct in the Icon, MCC never picked an icon for DAS Components so it Windows uses the default icon.
it should show up in your HID (Human Interface Device) list. In the device manager, a USB-TC should never show up as a DAS component. that serial number though valid tells me it is an older device (not that that matters). OK, so now we know for sure it's a USB-TC.
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