Virtual Usb Multikey Driver Windows 10
Maitane Roderiques
Thanks for the files, I used your files to install the drivers on Windows 10 Pro 64bit, however I'm getting "Not Enough Quota" and "not enough virtual memory or paging file quota" error in SafeNet USB Key properties in device manager, any solutions for this is appreciated.
I have the oddest problem. I just received a new HP Z400 workstation with all of the bells and whistles. Win7 x64 12GB ram and XEON proscessors. When I go into the office in the morning and fire up my new toy all seems OK. When I start Mastercam X5 Mu1 basically Nothing happens. The task manager shows Mastercam running. but it never starts. I can fire up 10 sessions and 10 are shown running in the task manager, but Mastercam never actually fires up. If I go to the hardware manger it says that it sees the USB HASP and that it is working OK.
If I kill all of the sessions in the task manger then remove the HASP and start mastercam The same thing happens, Mastercam running in the task manger but no errors and I do not get the HASP not found error.
I have reinstalled the Aladin USB drivers and still this problem persists. The only fix is to reboot the machine a few times and then change the USB plugs to different ports. I have only the standard stuff, 3D connexion, Office 2007 Firefox and Solidworks. Has anybody seen something like this?
Maybe look at your 3D Connexion drivers, or try removing it and the drivers completely. Sometimes you can get some bizzare interactions between certain things and USB. Strip back as much as possible and then add till you get the problem back.
I have tried .NET framework upgrades, New drivers, old drivers and windows drivers but I am still no closer to a solution yet. The next plan of attack is my IT buffoon. For some reason, only known to him, he has set the Local My documents folder for each PC to be on the server. I guess he is thinking that the files will be backed up this way. When I go to my Documents locally it is actually going to \\Server\share\Greg\etc etc. As Mastercam saves all of the configs etc to the local My documents\My MCAMx5 folder I am thinking that this may be the problem. I will keep ya posted.
Our IT has our MyDocs set up that way as well. Mcam runs fine, except for one issue. If I start a file while connected to our network, then close, go offline and work on the same file it gives me a warning that the Machine group is being replaced. It is being replaced with the locally stored version so it is identical and doesn't have any other issues. I also have mine set to automatically backup at log off. I got burned a few times working on a file at the office and then go to the customer and I forgot to manually back up MyDocs and the file was not in the offline backup. Since changing to automatic backups that hasn't happened again.
This exact thing would happy to me where our anti-virus software would quarantine Mastercam (and other programs) after it ran ... although if that happens, I could work less, which is probably better for my health so I don't see it as a 'bug' with the anti-virus software
Since this post is 7 months old, I am hoping/assuming that Greg got it figured out, but for anyone searching in the future, I thought I would share what we found at my company. My current role is to support, troubleshoot and train our 70+ Mastercam users. I have seen this issue more than once and what we found to be the cause in several instances was due to a corrupt windows User profile. We are not 100% sure, but we believe when a user has multiple instances of Mastercam open when a crash occurs that it does something to their Windows User profile. If you delete your user profile, it fixed the issue. The user will have to re-arrange his desktop icons, but that has really been the only drawback thus far of doing so. After we delete the user profile Mastercam will actually launch. Hope this helps.
I have a C# application/windows service (and the source code) that is trying to an external USB device over serial and I want to replace the physical USB device with a virtual one made by me (another C# service/app). That would normally be straightforward as I have done that multiple times before using com0com to connect the COM port of my program with the COM port of another.
Takes standard printer output produced by a DOS application, and forwards it to a default Windows printer. Converts code page, strips empty pages, supports BOX DRAWINGS chars. Works on all Windows platforms.
First run dosprint and dosprintui as administrator, after then double click on the dosprintui tray icon, you can get the list of availble ports to map, then double click on lpt1 or in set button and choose your desired printer to map on it and click on ok. BINGO now you can print to the LPT1 port and your usb printer will print that for you.
The 16-bit DOS program we need to work with resides on a 32-bit Windows 2003 server that will soon be removed. Until then, a share to the program is mapped on two 32-bit client machines from the primary domain with Group Policy. A shortcut to the .cmd file that fires up the program is placed manually on the clients, also on the primary domain. The program runs well on Windows 8.1. A bit of a compromise to be sure, but the machines will be upgraded to 64-bit Windows 8.1 when the DOS program, which runs from the secondary domain, is retired.
Printing from the program presents the biggest challenge. Two different parallel printers are used with this program, but the program prints to a single port only and there is no option to change this behavior. Need to print a check to the laser printer? It needs to be attached to port LPT1. Need to print a data dump to the dot matrix printer? It needs to be attached to port LPT1 as well. Two people work with this program daily, so we'll use their computers, one for each printer. Let's install the first printer:
A Cables-to-Go model 16899 USB to DB25 parallel printer adapter is used to connect the printer to the computer. The adapter installs automatically and is not recognized as a parallel device or LPT port.
Now open Devices and Printers. Click Add printer and select The printer I want is not listed. At the next dialogue choose Add a local printer or network printer with manual settings and, at the next dialogue, Use an existing port. Select a virtual printer port for USB, either USB001 or USB002, from the list and not the LPT port options.
The first printer is a Panasonic KX-P1191 Multi-mode dot matrix printer. The printer is not listed in the dialogue box that asks for a driver and updating the list by clicking Windows Update doesn't help. A check of Panasonic's support site indicates the printer is completely unsupported at this point, but a Panasonic technical support specialist helped puzzle out the trail that led to the Epson FX Series 1(80) driver included with Windows 8.1. It works perfectly.
Now the printer is installed. But it is on port USB001 and the program will only print to port LPT1. The solution is relatively straightforward and can be integrated right into the batch file that is used to start the program. Let's get old school and play a trick on our printer: we'll share it and print to LPT1 that way.
Right-click the printer and choosing Properties. Share the printer, do not list it in the directory, create a short share name just for good measure, and then ensure the user of the client machine is listed in the Group or user name area under the Security tab.
The two people who will be printing to these printers create my paycheck, so I gave them Domain Admin rights. That may have been unnecessary. Both are users on the primary domain but not the secondary, and I didn't want to spend time troubleshooting the permissions issue.
Where COMPUTER is the name of the computer and PRINTER is the share name of the printer. The procedure worked equally well on a second computer for the HP LaserJet 1100 printer using the "HP LaserJet 1100 (MS)" driver supplied with Windows 8.1.
Check your syntax. You probably misspelled the name of the computer,the printer, or maybe missed the colon? Only one colon is needed, perthe Microsoft documentation. Will adding an unnecessary colon tolpt1[:] cause failure?
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