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After work I took it home and plugged it into my desktop computer and it kept coming up with errors in device manager.Ĭode 43: Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems.
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Thanks, however after upgrade, Renesas utility said I have no suitable device! I had to install the driver again.
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dll to see if there are any details on what the error code means if I don't get any further.
I'm going to try running the executable in a few different compatibility modes or even under a 32bit OS (WinPE or Wine). SHA-1: CBF59496327386FC82C9A5210ABC2F3412E31DA6Īny assistance would be appreciated, even if someone can just verify that the files I have are correct. The checksums for the xhc200w files in the Renesas firmware version 3.0.2.8.0.8 & 4.0.1.5.0.2 (As per the website) download referenced in your post are: I even tried loading the dll with regsvr32.exe to no avail. sys files are present in the program directory. Unfortunately when I run the W200FW35.exe executable with any arguments other than /? I receive an error message that the xhc200w library did not initialize correctly (Exit/error code -32). That suggests that the issue in this case was detection, not that the firmware image was being written over and over. One note is that when my installer "forkbombed" and I killed the spawned processes, the installer complained that it couldn't identify the controller version. I was trying to accomplish the same thing via the Rosewill package that I received (RC-505 board) but I had to extract the files from the installer itself as they weren't provided outright. Thanks for this post, I'm glad to know that others are having this issue and there is a workaround. Robert McGinley 11 January 2012 at 18:17:00 GMT Update: As pointed out by Eluder, the latest firmwares from Renesas no longer come with the W200FW35.exe commandline utility. If you use an srom parameter other than 0, be mindful that using the wrong type will result in both garbage in and garbage out.Īs digitaldiatribe also points out, if you have more than one Renesas chip on your system, you will also need to add the /address switch to select the right one. Or, in this case, we could have used /srom 3. W200FW35.exe /srom 0 /write F401502.MEM cfg.ini /srom 0 above ensures that the flash type will be autoselected. Then, if you have a uPD720200A based controller, you probably want to issue: First, in an elevated command prompt, start by issuing /srom ? to identify your chip and check that the flashing utility can access it:Ĭ:\uPD720200_uPD720200A_FW_Updater>W200FW35.exe /srom ? Issuing W200FW35.exe /? will provide more information. The one thing you have to be careful of however, when using W200FW35.exe, is that you need to select the right SPI-Flash-ROM device type for flashing, and that the included batch files, which are set to a specific type, may not match the one you have. Having a commandline utility may also help with a flashrom implementation in the future, since it should be fairly straightforward to reverse engineer.
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The good thing however is that the firmware upgrade comes with a commandline flashing utility ( W200FW35.exe), so you might as well use that, and flash the firmware manually.
Even worse, it created commandline processes ad-infinitum, which, apart from obviously clogging up the system, is the last thing you want to see, as repeated erase/flash cycles can really wear out a flash chip.
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One of the problems I found with the latest firmware update (4015) is that the GUI Renesas upgrade utility just didn't work for my controller, on Windows 7 圆4. In case you have such a controller, you probably want to check the following page for the latest version.
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It looks like NEC/Renesas are releasing steady releases of their popular USB 3.0 controllers drivers and firmwares.