The default, unmodified drivers from this site are associate with the VID and PID programmed onto CP210x devices by default. These defaults are listed below:
Device
Default VID
Default PID
CP2101-4/CP2102N
0x10C4
0xEA60
CP2105
0x10C4
0xEA70
CP2108
0x10C4
0xEA71
When attaching a CP210x device, it will be necessary to install drivers associated with the device's VID/PID combination before the device will be properly recognized. In most cases, this involves either downloading and manually installing the default driver, or a driver that has been modified by using the utility found with AN200, here: https://www.silabs.com/support/resources.ct-application-notes.ct-example-code.p-interface
However, it is also possible to automatically download install these drivers using Windows Update. Doing this requires a different set of PIDs to be programmed onto the CP210x devices. This allows a user to merely connect a CP210x device to a Windows machine and be able to use it without having to manually download install drivers. The PIDs that must be programmed to the CP210x device are listed below:
Device
Windows Update VID
Windows Update PID
CP2101-4/CP2102N
0x10C4
0xEA63
CP2105
0x10C4
0xEA7A
CP2108
0x10C4
0xEA7B
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This would also apply on windows 10.
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Hi,
Is it possible to purchase the CP2102N device with the windows update PID/VID already programmed? If not is there a linux command line utility that we could use to update the VID/PID?
Does changing the VID/PID to the windows update affect which linux driver is loaded (ubuntu 18.04).
Thanks,
Jack
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Hi, is it possible to download the CP210x USB to UART Bridge Driver v6.2 for windows XP. The latest version 6.7 is not compatible for Windows XP. One of my old Laptop has version 6.2 and its working fine. Please guide me a link.
Thanks.
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Silicon labs driver cp210x USB to UART Bridge doesn't work on window 10 (1809) Please advise what to do ???
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On version 6.7. terminal services do not work. It does not communicate COM port on terminal server correctly (driver for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1), driver for Windows 10 works with driver OK. Does anyone know about the version that works well on Windows 7?
well thank you
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Using Windows 8.1 and have downloaded and run the Cp210x 64 bit version installer and finished with message driver ready. but when I plug in GolfBuddy VXT to USB to uart cable Windows explorer does not recognize golf buddy device on any "Alpha address"
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Silicon labs driver cp210x USB to UART Bridge doesn't work. I tried to installed on window 7 and 10. Please advise what to do ???
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I download "CP210x USB to UART Bridge VCP Drivers" for Windows 10 arm planform,but it seams can not be installed.
Is there a new driver for windows 10 arm planform?
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Hello, the digital certificate for CP210xVCPInstaler_x64.exe (Package Version: 10.1.8) has expired in 2018. Could silabs fix this issue?
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The latest version Silicon labs driver cp210x USB to UART Bridge driver does not work (will not install) on Windows 10 build 1903.
The older driver (6.7.4.261) installs and works fine on the same machine running Windows 10 build 1803.
I am trying to communicate with an ESP32 development board that has Sil Labs USB to Serial chip.
Downloading CP210x drivers from Windows Update
Hi,
Is it possible to purchase the CP2102N device with the windows update PID/VID already programmed? If not is there a linux command line utility that we could use to update the VID/PID?
Does changing the VID/PID to the windows update affect which linux driver is loaded (ubuntu 18.04).
Thanks,
Jack
Hi, is it possible to download the CP210x USB to UART Bridge Driver v6.2 for windows XP. The latest version 6.7 is not compatible for Windows XP. One of my old Laptop has version 6.2 and its working fine. Please guide me a link.
Thanks.
well thank you
The latest version Silicon labs driver cp210x USB to UART Bridge driver does not work (will not install) on Windows 10 build 1903.
The older driver (6.7.4.261) installs and works fine on the same machine running Windows 10 build 1803.
I am trying to communicate with an ESP32 development board that has Sil Labs USB to Serial chip.
Is there a work-around?
Thanks!