Amen to that Dan! <br><br>I just helped my father start using CHIRP. He had a lot of trouble on his older XP system. Seemed that the driver for talking to his Kenwood handheld had 'gone wonky'. After cleaning up the mess of other software issues on that machine, I was able to reinstall the driver and everything started working together nicely. Interestingly, even with the 'wonky' driver, he was able to use the Kenwood software (which I considered odd) so he wanted to blame it on CHIRP. I used it as a teachable moment about drivers and the 'hardware device manager' (it had the cute little yellow question mark next to the usb device for the HT....) Now he can use CHIRP to program his HT, his new mobile, and his HF+ home station. He's a happy ham!<br>
<br>FWIW, I continue to be amazed at the incremental improvements in CHIRP. I'm using an older build at home (if it's not broke 'don't fix it') but the latest one that Dad had installed had some nice improvements. Thank you for continuing to support and improve such a universal and useful tool for hams everywhere!<br>
<br>73,<br>Grant Hopper<br>KB7WSD<br>
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The problem is, your system libraries (DLLs) could be out of whack for<br>
a million reasons, and it's really hard for us to diagnose it remotely<br>
for you. The applications you have that _do_ work properly are either<br>
targeting a much older system in order to be safe, or are shipping new<br>
libraries (compounding the ones you currently have on your system) to<br>
avoid any such issue. Unfortunately, I can't do that in chirp for<br>
various technical, legal and cost reasons. That said, I hope you will<br>
stick it out a bit longer and/or try another machine before you give up.<br>
<br>
--<br>
Dan Smith<br>
<a href="http://www.danplanet.com" target="_blank">www.danplanet.com</a><br>
KK7DS<br>
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