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    To resolve an issue where a TCSMCNAM3M002P cable was not being recognized by Windows 7 64-bit, the document outlines the following steps: 1) Uninstall the TSC cable driver and TSX USB cable driver from the Device Manager. 2) Change a Windows setting to only install drivers from Windows updates if not found on the PC. 3) Uninstall an unnecessary driver manager program. 4) Restart the PC after unplugging the cable. 5) Ensure certain .NET frameworks are enabled. 6) Install an updated driver package or reinstall related software. 7) Check that the cable appears correctly in the Device Manager after replugging it

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    To resolve an issue where a TCSMCNAM3M002P cable was not being recognized by Windows 7 64-bit, the document outlines the following steps: 1) Uninstall the TSC cable driver and TSX USB cable driver from the Device Manager. 2) Change a Windows setting to only install drivers from Windows updates if not found on the PC. 3) Uninstall an unnecessary driver manager program. 4) Restart the PC after unplugging the cable. 5) Ensure certain .NET frameworks are enabled. 6) Install an updated driver package or reinstall related software. 7) Check that the cable appears correctly in the Device Manager after replugging it

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    To resolve an issue where a TCSMCNAM3M002P cable was not being recognized by Windows 7 64-bit, the document outlines the following steps: 1) Uninstall the TSC cable driver and TSX USB cable driver from the Device Manager. 2) Change a Windows setting to only install drivers from Windows updates if not found on the PC. 3) Uninstall an unnecessary driver manager program. 4) Restart the PC after unplugging the cable. 5) Ensure certain .NET frameworks are enabled. 6) Install an updated driver package or reinstall related software. 7) Check that the cable appears correctly in the Device Manager after replugging it

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    How to fix problem when TCSMCNAM3M002P

    cable is not recognized by windows 7 64bit?


    Be sure you have administrator rights. The most probable reason is that windows provides the driver
    from windows update site instead of using the driver from SchneiderModbusDriverSuit.eu (part of
    Somove installation).

    1. In Device manager, uninstall TSC cable driver (in COM ports folder) and TSX USB cable (in Serial
    USB folder) when TCSMCNAM3M002P  cable is plugged in.

    2. Run "Device installation setting" and select "install driver software from windows update only if not
    found on PC"

    3. Uninstall DriverManager X64. (possibility to search DriverManager X64 in


    registry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall, then
    copy the uninstall string (msexec....) and run it.

    4. Unplug the TSC cable, restart PC

    5. Run "Turn windows features on or off" and check if microsoft .NET framework is enabled including
    2 sub options (Foundation HTP activation, Framework activation) 

    6. Intall the driver (schneiderModbusaDriverSuite 14_12 or newer) or re-install Somove completely.


    No need to reinstall device DTMs if you have the latest versions.

    7. Plug in TSC cable and check in device manager if the cable appears in com port folder. If so,
    problem is solved.

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