USB HID Device problem

[snizbatch]

I'm having a problem with my iMON LCD in my ANTEC Microfusion Remote 350 case running Windows 7 when I load the WinUAE Amiga Emulator. The LCD freezes and in the device manager, under Human Interface Devices the 'HID-compliant device' entry for the iMON LCD driver (ID: HID\VID_15C2&PID_0038&REV_0001&MI_01) cycles on and off like it is being unplugged and plugged in. The driver status shows "No drivers are installed for this device." and The Location switches from "on USB Input Device" to "Unknown" about every 5 seconds. Unplugging the USB header from the motherboard solves the problem and so does quitting WinUAE, but I can't leave the LCD plugged in and use the emulator simultaneously.

[Wally]

I have similar problem with WinUAE and case Antec with LCD and remote control...

[RomanticBoy83]

You will get the answer when you read the old forum

The iMON Device Disconnection problem with Game Controller (http://soundgraph.com/Eng_/Forum/ForumDetail.aspx?topMenu=4&subMenu=4&writingId=3056&TB=T&CurrentPage=1&fcStateId=1&writingLevel=8)

[snizbatch]

The process I just read from the old forum is more difficult than simply opening the Device Manager and disabling the "HID-compliant device" before playing. I would really like to be able to leave it running. It would be much more simple to have an Enable/Disable option on the iMON task manager context menu.

Jim

[slash.kim]

You will get the answer when you read the old forum

The iMON Device Disconnection problem with Game Controller (http://soundgraph.com/Eng_/Forum/ForumDetail.aspx?topMenu=4&subMenu=4&writingId=3056&TB=T&CurrentPage=1&fcStateId=1&writingLevel=8)

Updated answer to this issues is at the following link;
http://soundgraph.com/Eng_/Forum/ForumDetail.aspx?topMenu=4&subMenu=4&writingId=3061&TB=T&CurrentPage=1&fcStateId=1&writingLevel=8

Thanks a lot,
slash.kim

[snizbatch]

Thanks for posting the updated 64 bit version! I wasn't able to get the 32 bit versions to work in Win 7 64 bit. I thought I was out of luck until today. Works like a charm. Any chance this tool can be included in further versions of the iMON.exe itself? A command line switch could be used to activate this function.

Jim

[slash.kim]

Any chance this tool can be included in further versions of the iMON.exe itself? A command line switch could be used to activate this function.

Jim
Dear snizbatch,

In order to enable/disable a hardware, there needs a administrator privilege and if this tool is included in iMON Manager, it should "run as Admin." It means that UAC screen will be shown at everytime iMON.exe is launched. It's not good idea.

Thaks a lot,
slash.kim

[snizbatch]

I understand now... Thank you. Blasted UAC!!! Windows just makes everything difficult doesn't it. :rolleyes:

[iMON]

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