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Galetto 1260: Opening Port Impossible Error Solution - Installing Drivers on Win 7 32bit

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How can I fix the "opening port impossible" error on a Galetto 1260 cable in Windows 7 32-bit after installing drivers?

Install the correct driver for the cable’s actual VID/PID from Device Manager; if it shows up as a USB serial port or COM4, you likely installed the wrong driver [#15976556] Enter the device ID (PID and VID) from Device Manager and use the driver that matches that exact hardware ID [#15976556] If it still refuses to work on Windows 7 or 10, the thread suggests the cable/software is meant for XP and may work best there [#17134063][#17133996] One user confirmed that creating a Windows XP VM in VMware and installing the attachment driver fixed detection, where the cable was recognized as an FTDI device [#17134063][#17135479]
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  • #1 15975118
    pato337
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    The problem is that I installed the program, I uploaded the drivers by the device manager from the manufacturer's website to win 7 32bit I want to download the map from the car and here the message "opening port impossible".
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    pato337
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    I have seen that for 4 hours I have been working on it non-stop.
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  • #4 15975161
    Kolobos
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    How is the cable detected in the manager?
  • #5 15976527
    pato337
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    Before installing cable drivers as "other device", after installing as "com4".
  • #6 15976556
    Kolobos
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    Enter the device ID (pid and vid) from the device manager. It looks like you installed the wrong drivers now that it is detected like this. You have it stated on the page to which I provided the link.
  • #7 17133960
    Lakondziorex
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    Hello, I have the same problem as my colleague above. Galletto cable is detected as usb serial port. I installed steorniwk ftdi from the website but nothing, and there is nothing to do on the link from the second post?
    Anyone have any drivers?

    FTDIBUS \ VID_0403 + PID_6001 + 47514789A \ 0000
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  • #9 17133983
    Lakondziorex
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    first I did nothing because windows detected and installed ftdi drivers. Then I downloaded http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm, but still to no avail and detects serial Port as usb, and from what I see on the website it should be different http: //galletto-1260-ecu.blogspot .com / 2015/09 / galletto-1260-ecu-flasher-usb-driver.html

    Windows 10 x64 Pro
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  • #11 17134034
    Lakondziorex
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    When installing drivers from totalcard., .. side, it is still usb serial port. and when I try to use the attachment via devmgmt.msc, it crashes and ftdi uinstaller shows Error, invalid usage

    Press Finish to exit.

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    can I reinstall on win7? I don't know anymore
  • #12 17134063
    Kolobos
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    Best to check with XP, you can install XP under vmware and install the cable there.
  • #13 17134081
    Lakondziorex
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    I think I will, and the attachment you gave will be good for this cable?
  • #14 17134095
    Kolobos
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    It should, and if not, you also have software with drivers on the last page.

  • XP VM fixes port error, but ECU read stops at 4%

    #15 17135479
    Lakondziorex
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    I made a machine on vmware with xp and it seems that it solved the problem, the driver from the attachment worked, detects it as ftu device. Now I'm going to the car to check if it detects the ECU in the EDC15, but I think it should be kicking around. So, however, the cable and all the software for XP is only suitable: /

    Added after 32 [minutes]:

    I'm fine in the car, skoda 1.9 TDI PD 131. Opening port imposible is not there, but when I try to download ecu data or read ecu it reaches 4% and stops or crashes the end error from read, what could be the reason?
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The discussion revolves around resolving the "opening port impossible" error encountered when using the Galetto 1260 ECU flasher on Windows 7 32-bit. Users report issues with driver installation, where the device is initially recognized as "other device" and later as "COM4" after driver installation. Recommendations include checking the device ID (PID and VID) to ensure the correct drivers are installed, with links provided to relevant driver resources. Some users suggest using Windows XP in a virtual machine as a potential solution, as the software and drivers appear to function better in that environment. One user successfully resolved the issue by using a VM with XP, although they encountered further problems when attempting to read ECU data, indicating potential additional issues with the connection or software.
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