REINSTALLING USB DRIVER
Applies to: ULINK USB-JTAG Debugger
Answer
Information in this article applies to:
QUESTION
Is there a way to re-install the USB driver of the Keil ULINK
Adapter?
ANSWER
Yes. Reinstalling the ULINK driver is described in ULINK: DRIVER PROBLEM GIVES NO USB DEVICE FOUND. This process works in almost all
cases.
In some rare situations, the Windows Operating System creates OEM
files that cannot be removed automatically. To delete this file,
proceed as follows:
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Uninstall the USB Driver: Keil ULINK
- Connect the Keil ULINK Adapter to your PC.
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Right-click on My Computer and open the
Properties dialog.
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Click on Device Manager and select Universal
Serial Bus - Keil ULINK.
- Right-Click on Keil ULINK and select Uninstall
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Delete all *.INF files containing
USBVID_c251&PID_2710
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Use Start - Search - For Files or Folders. Specify
*.INF as file name, USBVID_C251&PID_2710 as
search text, the base folder of your operating system as search
location (typically this is c:WINNT for Windows
2000/XP computers or c:WINDOWS for Windows 98/ME
computers).
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Start Search. This should bring up a list of INF files
(like KeilUL.INF and OEM14.INF). Delete these files.
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Delete all KeilUL.SYS and KeilUL0.SYS Files
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Delete the files KeilUL.SYS and KeilUL0.SYS
that are in the drivers folder of your computer. For Windows
2000/XP the files are typically in
c:WINNTSystem32Drivers. For Windows 98/ME the files
are typically in c:WINNTSystem32Drivers.
MORE INFORMATION
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Search the trouble shooting section of the Windows operating
system under Start - Help
SEE ALSO
Article last edited on: 2007-01-28 19:09:53
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