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How to fix Prolific USB-to-Serial Comm Port

Thursday, July 25, 2013 Posted by Glenn 0 comments

Windows can't install your Prolific USB-to-Serial (converter). Okay, this is just easy to fix, but honestly it took me 15 minutes to figured out what was wrong. I already tried several versions of prolific drivers and other drivers for USB to RS232 converter made by other manufacturers.

Anyways, mine is made by Prolific. Prolific is the manufacturer, there are lots of USB-to-Serial RS232 converters out in the market that are not complicated to install.

Okay, getting straight, mine now is working! Kindly uninstall any prolific (non-working) drivers in your computer and then follow my instructions.

1. Download this file. CLICK HERE (my Google Drive Mirror)
2. Save the file in your Desktop (for easy access).
3. Click START >> Right click My Computer >> Click Properties >> Click Device Manager.
4. Click USB-Serial Controller, or under the Ports, please click Prolific USB-to-Serial
5. Click Update Driver
6. Click Browse and locate the folder that you've downloaded from my site.
7. Finally, let me know if this works for you :)

article by: Glenn Posadas


additional title: how to fix usb to rs232 prolific, prolific driver, real driver for prolific windows vista and windows 7 x86. Driver for prolific USB to rs232 windows 7 32bit. Cannot install driver for prolific usb to serial. Windows x64 driver for prolific usb to rs232 serial converter

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Unidentified Network Appears in WiFi

Wednesday, June 26, 2013 Posted by Glenn 0 comments

article by: Glenn Posadas

A wild "Unidentified Network" appears in your face? Annoying unidentified network in your WiFi? Some of your desktop and laptops are already connected to your network as well as yo the internet, but one of your stupid laptop/desktop refuse to receive an I.P address?

Continue reading as I help you to fix this irritating issue...


There are actually many ways to solve this.

1. Disabling the ##ID_String... service in your services. Click here for more information. Cause I have already wrote an article about this.

2. Troubleshoot the problem using the windows troubleshooting tool. This somehow helps sometimes.

3. Installing Reliable Multicast Protocol in IPV4 and IPV6. This sometimes solve the problem for some people.

And lastly, my own way:

4. Assign a static IP Address on your IPv4.
Alright, so go to Network and Internet in your control panel > Network Connections > Right click your WiFi adapter.
After that, click the IPv4, Choose "use the following IP Address".
Assign your desired IP. Say, 192.168.1.69  (yeaaa, I love 69. Just kidding!)
Then the Subnet Mask will automatically be added. And then Click OK, don't mind the other textboxes.

Tadaaaaaaa! no internet connection yet, right? :) Haha! Because we are not yet done!
go to IPv4 again, and choose automatically assign IP Address. That should solve your problem!

Please share if it does so. :)

additional tags: Unidentified Network Notification, Unidentified Network in my Wifi even though it has internet, No connection in Wifi, Unidentified Network in Windows 7, how to fix it.

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Solid Orange Color on Lan Port even without cable

Sunday, June 16, 2013 Posted by Glenn 0 comments

No internet access? But you are totally sure that all things are clear and set?
So here is the thing, most people would think (especially when there is a thunderstorm) that any NIC (or lan card) would just burn itself easily. When I saw that the port on the back of my computer produces a solid color orange even with or without cable, I thought that port was ughhh all gone, thought I should buy a new card. But, here is the way to determine if your card/NIC is broken:

First, go to myComputer, right click and then Properties.
Second, click DEVICE MANAGER.
Third, expand the Network Adapters. You can check there if really your adapter is not working or disabled.



Problem: IT SAYS IT IS WORKING PROPERLY, BUT STILL NO CABLE IS DETECTED.

Answer: Check if your adapter is disabled, if so, just enable it and then bam! All set!

article by: Glenn

additional tags: orange color in lan port what does it mean?, troubleshooting lan port 101, 101 with the nic card, no internet access in my pc, orange stable led in lan, no green color in computer, there is a wifi but no lan, troubleshooting internet connection

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