I purchases a BASYS3 board to use with Vivado training and have not been able to get it to communicate with my Windows 7 laptop. I have been trying to get help from Xilinx on their support forum with this thread:
but they are not answering anymore. The few messages in there show what they have had me try and nothing has worked.
The basic problem is that when I plug in the BASYS3 board a device comes up in Device Manager - Other Devices called Digilent USB Device but properties for it show no device driver installed. No device shows up in the Vivado Hardware Manager to talk to.
When I bring up the Xilinx Information Center, go to Manage Installs, Add Tools/Devices, it never shows a check mark in the Cable Drivers. If I click that check box and add cable drivers, it shows 0.0 bytes download size. If I hit next and install anyway, it appears to be installing something. Then after its finished if I go back to it, Cable Drivers are still not checked.
The board appears to power up and run its default internal self test program ok. I've tried different USB laptop ports and different known working USB cables.
It appears the drivers for the board are not installed on my laptop and I can't get them installed. Can anybody help ?
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Michael Majors
Digilent Support,
I purchases a BASYS3 board to use with Vivado training and have not been able to get it to communicate with my Windows 7 laptop. I have been trying to get help from Xilinx on their support forum with this thread:
https://forums.xilinx.com/t5/Configuration/Win7-cable-drivers-to-talk-to-reference-board/td-p/901297
but they are not answering anymore. The few messages in there show what they have had me try and nothing has worked.
The basic problem is that when I plug in the BASYS3 board a device comes up in Device Manager - Other Devices called Digilent USB Device but properties for it show no device driver installed. No device shows up in the Vivado Hardware Manager to talk to.
When I bring up the Xilinx Information Center, go to Manage Installs, Add Tools/Devices, it never shows a check mark in the Cable Drivers. If I click that check box and add cable drivers, it shows 0.0 bytes download size. If I hit next and install anyway, it appears to be installing something. Then after its finished if I go back to it, Cable Drivers are still not checked.
The board appears to power up and run its default internal self test program ok. I've tried different USB laptop ports and different known working USB cables.
It appears the drivers for the board are not installed on my laptop and I can't get them installed. Can anybody help ?
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