RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector

SDR RECEIVER Tuner Model: RSP1C
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After connecting to the computer in the device manager, the tuner is detected. Windows has installed the drivers itself.
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Replace drivers with Zadig software: .

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On the available guides in the device selection are:
Bulk-In, Interface (Interface 0)
Bulk-In, Interface (Interface 1)

It is not available. So I selected Unknown Device #1

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Then I downloaded the sdrsharp software. .
I clicked on the file: install-rtlsdr
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The program does not detect the tuner:
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https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3182271.html
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The next steps taken were:
- installation of the tuner drivers
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic4033245.html
tuner still does not work, Zadig does not detect it as Bulk-In, Interface (Interface e.g. 0)

Gismot wrote:

Windows itself installed the drivers.

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Perhaps here you have the answer , was to cancel and install ZADIG

I have removed the drivers:
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Installation using Zadig:
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Same effect, the program does not detect the tuner.

SDRPlay is not RTL-SDR. You need a properly crafted version of SDR Sharp. There is one on the forum somewhere, by the way, I'll check with myself later. Which Windows?

Windows 7 Ultimate;


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Attached is the Sharp SDR version for RSP and the corresponding Zadig. Run by clicking on the SDRSharp.exe file. You can also use SDR Console v3, the best is the dedicated SDR UNO program for the original RSP. This version of SDRSharp also works on Win10 32/64 bit (W7 also), on others I have not checked. You have a description of SDRPlay here; https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3944129.html#20352286 From the pictures I found on the web, it looks like your version does not have a static protection diode on the input. If you have an antenna that is not shorted for DC then you can damage the receiver (I damaged mine like this for the 0-30 MHz band).