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AirNav RadarBox and RadarBox24.com => AirNav RadarBox and RadarBox24.com Discussion => Topic started by: Ian E Scott on August 13, 2015, 10:46:03 AM
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Could someone kindly direct me to the link for the WIN10 Drivers please?
Many Thanks
Ian
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There are none, when you upgrade to Windows 10 there should be no problem as per other thread
http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=8408.0
Alan
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Thanks Alan,
All resolved
Ian
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I have no trace of my old Win 7. I only have 10 win on my pc. So that is my Radarbox unitilisable. Until a win 10 drivers compatible. I hope the wait will not be long.
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Have you contacted support?
Alan
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No. But I think that the support read the complaints on the forum.
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I would not bet on it, the best way to make sure is to contact them. They cant advise if they don't know about it
Alan
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Ok, thank you.
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The message I just sent to the support.
Hello,
I tried all the possibilities proposed in the forum but no solution allows me to run my RadarBox.
For information, before I had win 7, I chose not to keep it simple and make up 10 win.
Result, in Device Manager panel, the RadarBox drivers appears like this:
<< The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28)
There are no compatible drivers for this device.
To locate a driver for this device, click Update Driver. >>
Thanks for your help.
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And what happens when you click on "Update Driver"? Drivers should be in your install folder, at .........\AirNav Systems\AirNav RadarBox\Drivers
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Have you tried to use the Windows 8 drivers and the advice in the Windows 8 sticky at the top of the page, these work with the upgrade so should work with the full install. Download them and unzip to a folder and as Tarbat states use Update Driver and point it at the folder you unzipped the drivers to and use the advice from the sticky.
Alan
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Yes, I downloaded the drivers Windows 8. But now I get by updating with the Windows 8 drivers.
<The hash of the file is missing from the specified catalog file. The file is probably damaged or tampered with. >
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Did you follow
If you are using Windows 8.1, do the following:
1. From the Metro Start Screen, open Settings (move your mouse to the bottom-right-corner of the screen and wait for the pop-out bar to appear, then click the Gear icon).
2. Click ‘Change PC Settings’.
3. Scroll down, and click ‘update and recovery’
4. Click ‘recovery’
5. Click under advanced start up and restart now
6. Click ‘Troubleshoot’
7. Click ‘Startup Settings’
8. Click Restart
9. When Win8 restarts type the number next to \"Disable driver signature enforcement\"
For Windows 8 drivers please download:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/download/anrb/drivers/ANRB-Win8Drivers-v2.08.30.zip
Instructions:
1- Download the file above;
2- Unzip it to a folder on your computer;
3- Disconnect your RadarBox USB cable, wait a few seconds and connect it again;
4- When Windows prompts you to find the proper RadarBox driver browse the folder where you have extracted your drivers to;
If the above Windows prompt box does not appear:
1- Go to Windows Control Panel - Device Manager- USB Controllers - RadarBox - Driver - Update Driver
2- Point at the relevant folder and install the drivers;
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I just follow step by step your procedure, I am always at the same point.
Unable to upgrade a driver.
(http://www.javaradiofrance.fr/pics/radarbox.PNG)
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Do you point it to the unzipped drivers at this stage.
Alan
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yes, affirmative, and Nothing...!
(http://www.javaradiofrance.fr/pics/radar.PNG)
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I'll wait for a response from the staff.
Thank you for your help Runway 31
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If it's any consolation, I'm having exactly the same problem as you and I "have" contacted AirNav support but unfortunately their solution as not worked. I still get the same error messages as you've been getting, which I have now forwarded to AirNav support, what this space.
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Success !
I have just followed the instructions given by Runway 31 for Windows 8.1 and it has worked, this is how I did it:
1. Click the Windows button
2. Click "settings"
3. Click "update and recovery" icon
4. Click "recovery"
5. Under advanced start up click restart now button
6. Click ‘Troubleshoot’
7. Click ‘Startup Settings’
8. Click Restart
9. When Win10 restarts type the number next to \"Disable driver signature enforcement\" (number 7 from memory)
10. This restarts your PC with a list containing "Disable driver signature enforcement", just click on that link and let your PC restart.
!!. After it has restarted you then need to do the update procedure you did earlier and lo and behold "it actually downloads the driver with no errors"
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Thanks for the info, I am sure it will come in useful.
Alan