hi @delu  Sorry for the delay. My chip came from China so I can't vouch for its authenticity, but I get:

USB\VID_10C4&PID_EA60&REV_0100
USB\VID_10C4&PID_EA60

Related: I installed the same adapter on another computer with the 1803 update and the July update, and I had to manually install your new driver, which worked fine.

 

Followup from a month ago: I just restored a Windows 10 computer (clean installation) and downloaded all the latest v1803 updates through the 2018-06 Cumulative Update. I plugged in my 2102 adapter and it self-installed, no manual driver download necessary. Looks like Microsoft got this one right. What a difference a month makes. I was hoping to give you some go/no-go feedback about your updated driver but that didn't happen.

Followup from a month ago: I just restored a Windows 10 computer and got all the latest v1803 updates through the 2018-06 Cumulative Update. I plugged in my 2102 adapter and it self-installed, no manual driver download necessary. Looks like Microsoft got this one right. What a difference a month makes. I was hoping to give you some go/no-go feedback about your updated driver but that didn't happen.

Thanks, this workaround solved the installation block on a new computer (Win10/1803) to use a CP2012 USB adapter. Several other computers which had the driver installed prior to their 1803 update continue to work properly, so clearly this is just an installation issue. My students use these adapters, and hopefully you can get updated drivers out soon. Will you update this page and send out email notifications when you do?

Thanks, this workaround solved the installation block on a new computer (Win10/1803) to use a CP2012 USB adapter. Several other computers which had the driver installed prior to the 1803 update continue to work properly, so clearly this is just an installation issue. My students use these adapters, and hopefully you can get updated drivers out soon. Will you update this page and send out email notifications when you do?