USB and LabView 6.1

[jmartin169]

I've been trying to read in the RAW data from an X-Box 360 Controller.  I have downloaded NI-VISA 3.2 and followed the tutorial (https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA03q000000x1qzCAA&l=en-US)  to create an .INF file for the controller.  When I plug the device in, it does load the NI-VISA .inf file, but I get the following error:    This device cannot start. (Code 10)  The controller does work properly with its' own .inf as far as game port profile and the RAW data reader (not a LabView .vi) I downloaded are concerned.

Has anyone come across this issue and did they solve it?

[ShotSimon]

jmartin169,

I don't know the answer to your specific question but I did want to point out this nugget from Intaris.  Regards, -SS

[MXI Master]

jmartin169,

 This error is a very generic error code for device manager. It can mean many things. Make sure that you delete any previous drivers that you may still have on your system. Also, if your driver has been made incorrectly, it can also cause this error, it may be worthwhile to go back and generate the driver again.

This forum may also be useful.

[jmartin169]

I'm glad you pointed me to that thread, cause I also work with PIC.  I was able to get labview to recognize the usb device.  I just now have to learn how to communicate with USB.  RS-232 seems so much easier.  Thanks.