How I Got My Windows 10 Computer to Talk to Galileo Luna via Infrared (An Epic Tale)

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And for Windows 10 in Danish:

Indstillinger => Apps => Apps og funktioner => Valgfri funktioner => Tilføj en funktion => IrDA-infrarød

Next:

Stifinder => Denne Computer => Administrer => Enhedshåndtering => Infrarød => Avanceret
Ændre kommunikation fra 4000000 baud til 19200 baud.

Then it works...
 
I have had so many of these kinds of issues involving windows 10 and older hardware that I just opted for a permanent fix. I bought a used Dell system on Amazon with Win7 64bit installed and use a KVM switch to move between my new PC and the Win7 machine. I honestly find that I use the Win7 machine a lot more than the Win10. At first I tried dual booting but there are just to many hardware issues.
 
Then remember to restart W10, after doing this I still couldn't connect to my Galileo Luna using the Galileoconfig software, so I found this post by Scubapro that did the trick. After doing this fix, I had to remove the USB IRDA from the port and plug it back in, I hope this helps:

https://www.scubapro.eu/sites/eu_sc...760.695316845.1594051528-590993315.1594051528[/QUOTE]
Hi Deeman001, thanks for the link to the scubapro website. I followed the instructions, and still could not get the dongle to work, but after googling for drivers found a win 7 64 bit driver that win 10 was happy to use. I had tried loading drivers before making the scubapro suggested changes with no luck. Greatly appreciate your post

Heers

Thanks
 
I have had so many of these kinds of issues involving windows 10 and older hardware that I just opted for a permanent fix. I bought a used Dell system on Amazon with Win7 64bit installed and use a KVM switch to move between my new PC and the Win7 machine. I honestly find that I use the Win7 machine a lot more than the Win10. At first I tried dual booting but there are just to many hardware issues.
The irony of buying and maintaining a computer in order to maintain a computer! I have done similar things myself to keep access to old tech. Hope you get many dives out of it.
 
Can someone repost the link (that works) it seems the location previously posted no longer works?
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/swift/

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