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This might help:<br />
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<a href="http://groups.google.cl/group/microsoft.public.win32.programmer.ui/browse_thread/thread/4f7dfe299aabdb26/2217bd7810b866d6%232217bd7810b866d6" rel="ugc">http://groups.google.cl/group/microsoft.public.win32.programmer.ui/browse_thread/thread/4f7dfe299aabdb26/2217bd7810b866d6%232217bd7810b866d6</a><br />
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This might help:

http://groups.google.cl/group/microsoft.public.win32.programmer.ui/browse_thread/thread/4f7dfe299aabdb26/2217bd7810b866d6%232217bd7810b866d6 [http://groups.google.cl/group/microsoft.public.win32.programmer.ui/browse_thread/thread/4f7dfe299aabdb26/2217bd7810b866d6%232217bd7810b866d6]

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I tried Devcon and shelled out from project. &nbsp;Seems to work pretty good
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I tried Devcon and shelled out from project.  Seems to work pretty good

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I'm using a USB to Serial Converter (Moxa brand) box. &nbsp;A few times a week this box locks up. &nbsp;To reset the box, I can reboot the computer, or unplug the box, or Disable/Enable USB device in device manager. &nbsp; I'm probably eventually going to replace the converter box with a conventional RS232 Serial board. &nbsp;In the meantime, I think there must be a way to programmitically Disable and then Enable this USB device.<br />

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I'm using a USB to Serial Converter (Moxa brand) box.  A few times a week this box locks up.  To reset the box, I can reboot the computer, or unplug the box, or Disable/Enable USB device in device manager.   I'm probably eventually going to replace the converter box with a conventional RS232 Serial board.  In the meantime, I think there must be a way to programmitically Disable and then Enable this USB device.


How can I programmitcally Disable and Enable a USB device

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