BeagleBONE and Windows 7 driver -> ca't install it

Hi boys, I have a problem with driver to connect my BeagleBONE rev A4 and Windows 7 via USB cable.

I can’t install the package driver BONE_DRV.exe in Windows 7 (same problem with BONE_D64.exe on Windows 7 64 bit) because "The language isn’t support to Automatic installaion driver system"

Please can You help me please? Have any ideas?

Alex

Hi Alex.

Im facing the same issue but theres already an ongoing discussion. And
a simple google search would have returned it somewhere on the very
first page of the results itself.

But nevermind. Heres the link to it..
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/beagleboard/FlFYX3XPbO4/XdiTtv5J2fcJ

So hop over there, read what has been written already, try it out and
chip in your experience there

Regards,
Aijaz

Hi boys, I have resolved the problem. The driver with BeagleBONE BONE_DRV.exe and BONE_D64.exe have a problem with language of autoinstaller. A friend haev send me this driver patched for Win 7 ITALIAN VERSION and it work perfetcly.
I hope the BeagleBoard fix this problem for the rest of World.

Alex

Not sure how to fix this issue currently. But, we are changing the PID/VID to support a signed driver from FTDI that should be already loaded in Windows 7 as standard. So in the future there should be no installation to be done.

I've updated the drivers on the website to now support international
installations. Thanks for your help!

http://beagleboard.org/getting-started/

Not sure how to fix this issue currently. But, we are changing the PID/VID
to support a signed driver from FTDI that should be already loaded in
Windows 7 as standard. So in the future there should be no installation to
be done.

This change has been done for the FTDI, but you might still want to
manually install the RNDIS drivers. In general, however, I've had no
difficulty in simply pulling in the default drivers for everything. I
continue to leave driver installation in the instructions to try to
avoid issues where people can't get the automatic drivers loaded.