Author Scott M on February 27, 2012 Last updated on April 10, 2017 Document relates to: Laplink Gold (version 11.5 and newer), PCsync (version 5 and newer, includes Switch & Sync), FileMover, PCMover, Cables SUMMARY Unable to connect via a Laplink USB cable. Possible error messages include: Laplink Gold: No connections available. PCmover/Transfer Your PC: USB connection option is grayed out. FileMover: No USB Connection Available. PCsync 5 and up: No USB Connection Available.

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CAUSE This issue is normally caused by a problem with the drivers that Windows is currently using for the Laplink USB cable. SOLUTION The USB cable drivers are included with our applications, they are not installed separately. This article will assist you in resolving problems with USB connections using Laplink applications and supported USB cables. The newest version of Laplink has USB drivers for 64-bit versions of Windows. NOTE: The Silver driver is not signed, but should work fine if you select the 'Continue Anyway' option if you get a message about it not being signed. NOTE: The Silver 1.1 USB cable is not compatible with Windows 7 64bit, Windows 8/8. Msts Xtracks V3.20 Standard Edition Setup there. 1 and Windows 10 (both 32bit and 64bit). Microsoft Visual C 2008 Express Edition Portable on this page. 3d Max 64 Bit Crack Pes.

Please click the link appropriate to your Laplink Product: PCMOVER ONLY: PCmover v3 to PCmover v8: Follow the directions in the section to resolve the problem with the USB cable drivers. PCmover 10 and up: In PCmover v10, the USB driver files are no longer in the C: Program Files Laplink PCmover USBDrivers folder. They are part of PCmover v10 installation. If the Laplink USB 2.0 cable is not recognized after installing PCmover v10, follow the instructions below.

• Install on the computer. • Once it is installed, open the Windows Device Manager. NOTE: We now need to locate the driver that Windows is using for the USB cable. It could be detected as a Unknown Device, something in the Other Devices section, a USB-to-USB bridge, a FastLink USB Cable, or possibly a Laplink USB Network Cable. In order to verify the item is the driver being used by Windows for the USB cable, simply unplug the cable.

If it is the one being used by Windows, it will disappear from the list. If you are unable to easily locate the driver that Windows is using, you can expand each section of the Device Manager and then plug/unplug the USB cable. The driver that appears/disappears is the one that Windows is currently using. Once you have discovered the driver that is used by Windows, it will need to be updated: IMPORTANT!