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I'm using a old Windows XP home edition on an old laptop. I'm a Mac person. Any help on where to find "device manager" is appreciated. I've looked about everywhere.
The Meridian install program gave me the choices of COM1 and COM3, neither worked. I had this same problem with the Legacy program but found if I closed all the windows on the left side (speakers, sources, etc) it would load, but the new Config program does not work this way.
Thanks I get to the device manager on XP by right mouse clicking on My Computer, choosing "Manage" and then Device Manager. Click on "Ports" to list all the ports, listed by name and COM port. You should see your USB adapter listed, mine shows up as : "Keyspan USB Serial Port (COM5)" usually. I always double check COM port before using Mconfig. install the drivers before connecting the Keyspan adapter if that is the one you are using.
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