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(Optional) Install Windows help program for Vista (winhlp32.exe) in order to view help files from ORCAView. Type winhlp32.exe in a google search and you should find the microsoft update site to get a file compatible for your system.4. (Not sure this would apply to all computers) On my Vista Computers (Acer) the USB Device automatically installed to COM Port 5 regardless of which outlet i plugged it into. I had to go into windowsControl panelClassic ViewSystemDevice DriversCOM Ports here I selected my device and went into advanced and manually forced it to COM4.Able to see all of our units as with our previous installation on Windows XP machine. Quick Navigation.
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