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DanPotter
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 Posted - 22 Oct 2015 : 19:51:34
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I have a basic circuit, the board has a board outline. Clicked on Tools/Prorouter it comes up with a few options. I have left as default for this test. Click on Route, it goes away for a few seconds, saying routing. It comes back not done any work. If i right click on a net name to route and auto-route with ProRouter, it still will not route the track.
I have Hasp drivers installed, reinstalled EasyPC19.1. Disabled Pro Router and enabled, typed in the key's while EasyPC was running in Admin so it could write to the registry.
I am running windows 7 64 bit.
Easy PC is in the x86 directory. When I run HaspID in the easy Pc directoy it reports the following:-
HaspID V2.3
Connecting to driver
Checking 64-bit
Checking 32-bit
64-bit driver is installed
32-bit driver not installed
Serial number 0
Status 3 (Ala)
As Easy-PC is in the x86 directory, does that infer it will need a 32 bit Hasp driver? I cant think what else it may be to get this going. Where would be the best place to get that driver from if it is that?
Thanks
Dan.
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Iain Wilkie
United Kingdom
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Posted - 23 Oct 2015 : 08:20:45
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Dan,
Mine is working .... I ran the HaspID and get the same results as you regarding that the 64 bit is installed but not the 32 bit. So I dont think thats your problem.
Contact support directly is your best bet.
Cheers
Iain
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DanPotter
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Posted - 23 Oct 2015 : 09:09:37
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Thanks for checking Iain, much appreciated.
Just sorting some other things today, so will give Support a call by the end of the day if no answer is posted here. |
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ProRouter will not route