Due to Windows update process this can happen even after your have previously been able to connect your DJI FC to your PC successfully. If not this confirms an error, which is likely due to the DJI driver being unsuccessfully installed. To double check this click on 'Skip' and see if your transmitter and multi-rotor are recognised. If the splash/welcome screen remains on the screen, the progress bar doesn't go past approximately 60%, and the word 'Skip' continues to be visible then, chances are, the DJI driver is not successfully installed. Now open the Naza Assistant software on your PC.

NAZA ASSISTANT USB DRIVER ISSUE AND SOLUTIONįirst up, connect your DJI FC (flight controller) by powering on your multi-rotor, turning on your transmitter and plugging the DJI supplied USB cable into the port on the FC or LED module. So I' ve written a guide to resolve the issue for any other poor souls out there who have a tablet PC with or without Bluetooth keyboard (or a standard computer - that' s in there too). A fairly complex problem made loads worse by the fact my Windows machine is an ASUS T300 CHI tablet with bluetooth keyboard, so the keyboard doesn' t work when you go to the BIOS etc. Seemed to be a DJI driver issue because DJI didn' t pay Microsoft to sign it off. I' ve just spent about 4 hours wrestling with my tablet computer and the DJI Assistant trying to get them to talk my my Naza-M V2. You may have seen my other thread where I say how challenging I' m finding a F550 build that' s not exactly standard.

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