Re-ran the update (KB4020102), scanned drivers outdated, new, etc., all is good. Further, I went back to the previous version of Win 10.no dice. USB port, I hooked up my Samsung Galaxy to the port in "mass storage mode" and it works fine. Recent auto update from Win 10 fixed that, now it does not work. The device, a survey data collector, Carlson Explorer 600 (JET), has worked flawlessly on a USB port with cable for some time, like multiple years and is heavily used.
With regard to my previous post about Win 10 and CE hookup issues and your questions:
Please see the Microsoft Community Frequently Asked Questions for more information on how you can protect your privacy.*** Hours have been lost on trying to resolve information deleted by the moderator. When something is working fine it does not need to be fixed. For me there is no particular advantage of Win 10 over Win 7 and I will likely switch back. I have several thousand dollars tied up in equipment for which the speedy and non-problematic exchange of data between devices is critical.Īnybody else.I just want to know if and when. This is most frustrating as until my last update in Win 10 it has been running fine. I haveĪn old machine with Win 7 on it and it works fine, but is in another building. If this is true, does MS intend to make a patch or upgrade available to rectify this? This action has effectively put me out of business, or at least caused a great problem in transferring critical date back and forth out of my data collector. In snooping around on the web, I see reference to Windows Mobile Device Center being disabled in Windows 10 due to some threat of ransomware. Since my last update (KB4020102) I cannot communicate between laptop and Windows CE data collector.
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