sgt panties Posted April 14, 2016 Report Share Posted April 14, 2016 Hi, I inserted a Flirc that I bought new about 6 months ago into my newWindows 10 machine, then downloaded and installed the Flirc GUI.I was having problems deleting an assignment when I decided to upgrade thefirmware. I was also looking in the registry to see if I could find ifFlirc stored key assignments there. I "forced" the firmware upgrade eventhough I don't know why the regular upgrade firmware button was grayed out.The registry editor crashed on a search (which is a known Windows 10 problem)then something went wrong with the firmware upgrade, can't remember exactlywhat. I admit it was pretty stupid doing anything simultaneously with a firmwareupgrade.Now the GUI immediately craps out. Device manager says the Flirc isn'tplugged in even though it clearly is. The bootloader seems happy.Attached is the level 5 log.To own a Flirc is so frugal, I just went ahead and assumed my Flirc isfried, and fetched a fresh facsimile from Amazon. I'll follow up first thingafter it fulfills. flirc_log.txt Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sgt panties Posted April 16, 2016 Author Report Share Posted April 16, 2016 (edited) I no longer feel as flippant. It turns out it is not my fault. I inserted the new Flirc from Amazon I received today and fired up the GUI. The GUI stayed up which is an indication that the new Flirc was good and recognized. I read the online instructions for upgrading the firmware and did so. (Again, I do not understand why I had to use the "force" button rather than the update firmware button but so be it.) Flirc chewed on something for a few seconds then "stopped working". From that point on it is like my initial post and so is the log.I recently discovered the "firmware bugs" forum. If you would like to refile this post there please go ahead. One post very similar to mine there is simply marked "resolved", with absolutely no explanation as to how.I'm an ex programmer and I run a fairly tight ship with my Windows 10 system, meaning that I'm clean, completely functional, secure and up-to-date. The only thing I that is out of the ordinary for a Windows 10 user is that I run EMET which is a special MS anti-virus program.I have just bought my third Flirc because of this firmware problem. Edited April 16, 2016 by sgt panties Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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