Airnav wont boot up with Win7

[Bob SEN]

Hi Shylott

I had this same problem myself & the cure for me was to "do a search" or "update driver" for the drivers & "browse" your way to the C:/airnav systems/airnav radarbox/drivers folder & then it finds & loads the drivers........... well it worked for me anyway!!

& get the latest digitally signed drivers from here & copy n paste them to your Airnav drivers folder

http://www.airnavsystems.com/RadarBox/support.html


hth

regards

 Bob

[shytott]

Thanks Bob
I've tried that but now Im getting hardware not connected

[bearcat]

I don't know if you did ths but did you restart your computer between uninstalling and re-installing. If not try uninstalling any versions of Rbox turn your PC off and restart then install the version you want into its own directory C:\Radarbox for example and start from scratch. It might help, it has me on occassions.

Bearcat

[shytott]

Cheers Bearcat, I've actually done all that, its a brand new downloaded version loaded to its own directory in C:/, and now Ivw managed to get the program booting up ok, its says hardware not connectec and wont take internet data. But the box front lites are flashing and my internet is working!
So, where do you go from here.......

[tarbat]

Check in Device Manager to ensure it is listed under USB as "Airnav Radarbox", and is reported as working correctly.

[shytott]

Thanks Tarbat
Ive checked the Device manager and indeed it says the drivers are not installed for this device, but the ANRB64bit file is in teh drivers subdirectory of the Airnav directory (which is in the C:/ drive.
Should they be elseweher?
Cheers

[AirNav Support]

Download the 64bit drivers (if you are running 64bit) and extract to a folder. Remember where that folder is.

Then follow the following

http://www.airnavsystems.com/radarBox/help/index.html?hardware_connection.htm

Making sure you point to the folder when asked and not to RadarBox location.

[shytott]

HOOOOO Bleedin RAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
lol

Thanks Guys,  there are finally planes on my screen once again!
Consider your hand well shook!
Shytott