Hl 340 Usb Serial Driver Windows 7 Download

This is HL-340 USB serial port (COM) USB to RS232 USB Nine Serial Line Support Windows 7-64. USB to RS232 conversion cable for USB and serial devices easily connect serial devices with features such as Plug and play, hot-swappable.

(, 01:31 PM)surgeli Wrote: (, 03:18 PM)MASTER-M Wrote: hi all! Peoples, plz help! Do you know about x64 driver for HL-340 usb > serial adapter? A have a Windows Vista x64 and device is not work in this OS, because disk drivers in package aren't support x64 OS's.

This device is r340 r341. My desktop is winddows7 pro x64. Lol sorry i don't understand your post are you looking for a 64bit windows 7 driver or are you saying you got this cable to work with windows 7 64bit if you managed to get it working please share this informatrion with the members as the driver you linked to stopped support at windows xp 32bit.

I have had that driver up on site for 3 years, many members have tried it on a 64bit O/S and it always failed to install. I installed the HL-340 adapter on Win 7 64-bit last night. Download this file (CH341SER.ZIP) Don't use the CH341SER.EXE file or the INSTALL folder! Make note of where you put it (of course). Plug in the HL-340 adapter. When it asks for a driver, point it to the CH341SER DRIVER folder that you unzipped.

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Wait a minute or two, it will load. I used this adapter to connect to a Cisco Router via HyperTerminal (hacked from XP SP3) and it worked perfectly! Now, if only I could get Procom to install in 64-bit.

Good luck all and have fun!!!! It will help someone along the line, that i am 100% sure of. I get about 5 emails a day from people with this cable wanting me to help them direct.

I know its a little rude but i send them to the forum to ask their questions. Times i have told people i can't send a large driver by email. My poor pc looks like a christmas tree at the moment as i have so many in and out cables connected to mixers e.t.c i have two of these cables myself but they are brand new belkin ones so do support windows 7 64bit straight from the disk.

Alot of the older stuff will still work its just a matter of finding a work round. I have done it for scanners and printers e.t.c in many ways the tech world moves faster then the standard home user wants it to. Most home user's don't care as long as the pc starts they can do basic emails go on facebook and play a few online games all of which you don't need a top end spec machine for.