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It seems unlikely that the firmware on both boards would spontaneously fail. I haven't tried upgrading the firmware on the MKII yet. Even when I specifically connect to the port I know the USB-Serial is on, the connection fails.

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Connect and firmware upgrade EDIT: Do all of this on the XP machine I just tried updating the firmware on the STK500 from a fresh AVR Studio install on my XP machine. Once you have that then connect the MKII and go through the same motions as the stk500.

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When all is installed restart teh pc When it comes back up start studio, connect the stk500 and try to connect to it If this fails go through the firmware upgrade procedure.

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Uninstall avrSTUDIO Restart the machine Reinstall Studio WITHOUT connecting ANYTHING Install the jungo driver WITHOUT connecting anything. Next go into add/remove programs and uninstall the AVR Jungo application. Jgmdesign wrote: Then unplug the MKII and don't touch it. Connect and firmware upgrade EDIT: Do all of this on the XP machine. If it fails to load up properly, in the device tree select it, and uninstall it from the system. When windows finds it, go through the motions.

Plug the MKII into a spare usb jack other than the one you are using now.

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It's pretty hard to kill an STK500 Is the serial port on the XP machine part of the motherboard or is it a dongle/cable? I have mine on a serial port that is part of the motherboard and no issues. I got fed up with fighting with all of it and made an ATMEL partition on the hard drive and installed WinXPPRO and dual boot the pc. I bought one and had the same problem with my STK500. In Win7 try to install the driver in compatibility mode for the MKII If the usb/serial adapter is one of those cables that has a usb connector on one end and a 9pin on the other, and you paid $5.00usd for it out of China throw it out. I'm using USB-Serial cables (CH340) to talk to the STK500. Quote: More details: I also have an STK500 with the same problem. (by 'the same problem', I mean I'm unable to connect). This setup worked fine previously but at one point the STK500 stopped 'Autoconnecting' seemingly out of nowhere. More details: I also have an STK500 with the same problem.

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This causes a second WinDriver device (with a 'wrong driver' complaint') to appear under Jungo, but still no AVRISP device.ДЇree avr jungo usb driver download software at UpdateStar. I've uninstalled & used 'Add Legacy Hardware' to install windrvr6 from /usb64.

Yes, the AVRPSI MKII appears as a USB-Serial controller and Windows complains that it can't find a driver. I have not upgraded the firmware for the AVRISP mkII because I'm not sure if that's necessary. Has anybody encountered this exact circumstance?

I have: -read other forum threads -installed AVR Jungo USB Installer from Atmel Beta site -attempted to install AVRSIP mkII driver through control panel using 'Add Legacy Hardware' Still, only one Jungo driver is visible (WinDriver). My AVRISP mkII is not recognized by AVR Studio 4.19.

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