Garmin Usb Driver Software V2.2.1
The 2.3.1.1 version of Garmin USB Drivers is available as a free download on our software library. The most popular versions of the program 2.3, 2.2 and 1.0. This download was scanned by our built-in antivirus and was rated as virus free. Garmin USB Drivers is suitable for 32-bit versions of Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10. The actual developer of the software is Garmin Ltd or its subsidiaries. Commonly, this program's installer has the following filenames: ANT Agent.exe, MyGarminAgent.exe, MapInstall.exe, MapSource.exe, garminkgen15.exe, notepad.exe, PoiLoader.exe, Que.exe, Radary POIcz pro Garmin.exe, rundll32.exe, WebUpdater.exe, VectorUpdater.exe, USBDrivers23.exe and USBDrivers232.exe etc. The file size of the latest downloadable setup file is 8.6 MB.
Garmin USB Drivers lies within System Utilities, more precisely Device Assistants. This setup will install / pre-load all Garmin USB Drivers on your system and upgrade older versions if found. These drivers are designed for use with those GPS units that support USB transfer of data to/from the PC - not to include the iQue. This setup also includes the drivers for the USB Data Card Programmer. This setup combines the initial install and updates for both the USB GPS drivers and the USB Data Card Programmer drivers.
Garmin GPS USB Drivers support Windows XP 64-bit, Vista 64-bit, and Windows 7 64-bit. Garmin USB Data Card Programmer drivers do not support 64-bit operating systems at this time. Garmin GPS USB Drivers have passed the Microsoft Logo Certification testing (Winqual) for all OS's up to and including Windows 7 x64 Simplified user interface.
Garmin offers an entire suite of software that is compatible with both Windows and Mac OS X. Garmin Express Maps and software to. Home » On The Road » USB Drivers » Updates & Downloads. Changes made from version 2.3 to 2.3.1: Updated driver.
You may want to check out more software, such as Garmin FlightPlan Migrator, USB Drivers Download Utility or Proteus Virtual USB Drivers, which might be to Garmin USB Drivers.
Long story short - My Garmin GPS MAP 60CS will not communicate with Garmin MapSource City Select V7.0 on my system. The system is Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 X64.
I have tried all USB ports with the same result. Either nothing happens when I first plug in and turn on the GPS device, or, if the 60CS has never been plugged into the particular USB port, I get the popup 'Device driver software was not successfully installed' Whether or not I get this message, when I attempt to transfer data to/from the GPS device from MapSource, it is not automatically detected, and when I click the Find Device button, I get a popup with the message: No devices found. All other USB devices are functioning in all USB ports, so I know there is not a hardware problem. This GPS device was working properly at one time, and it works properly on another computer, which is running Windows XP SP3, so I know that the GPS is not defective.
I attempted a system restore, thinking that the recent install of another USB device caused the problem, but this had no effect. I tried booting into another install of the same OS (I have dual-boot on the system), but it did not work there either - same error messages. Next, I re-installed Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 X64 in the 2nd boot of the dual-boot system, did not allow any Windows updates - and re-installed the Garmin MapSource City Select 7.0 software.
Now the GPS device is able to transfer data to/from the PC. I believe this is evidence that something - Windows update, or other software install updated the Windows native USB driver, and doing this it cannot recognize the old USB device (the GPS MAP 60CS). Note that when installing MapSource software, I never allow the installation of the older Garmin USB drivers - I have read the warnings about this causing BSOD, and I have had this experience. When the 60CS is working properly, it is with the native Windows USB driver, not the Garmin driver.
As for the still non-functional USB communication on the 'primary' Windows install, I may just leave it alone, and just switch to the 'second' boot when I want to use this device. But I would really like to know what is going on here.
System specs: MSI P67A mobo Intel i5 2500 @ 3.4Ghz 8GB DDR3 SDRAM @ 1600Mhz BFG NVidia GeForce 9800 GTX+ 512MB Total of 1.5TB HDD capacity on SATA Cooler Master 600W PSU Thanks for your help. After further investigation, it appears that the cause of the problem is Norton Internet Security ver 21.1.0.18. When I installed it on the fresh Windows install, the Garmin device could no longer communicate with MapSource. The same error as I get in the original install.
However, even when I disabled all Norton protection, the Garmin could not connect. Next, I re-opened Norton, and as expected, it informed me that my protection was off, so I clicked the button to automatically fix it. All protection was re-enabled, and a quick scan was done.
Mysteriously, after this had been completed, the Garmin device was able to connect to MapSource again. Another piece of info: Occasionally when turning on the connected Garmin device, a BSOD occurs, with the grmusb.sys as the cause of the bugcheck. That is interesting, because I did not install the Garmin USB drivers when I installed MapSource, yet they are present in Windows System32 drivers folder, and I find entries referring to them in the registry. Checking for problem devices, I find only one: PCI Simple communications controller.
This is only the Intel Management Engine, which I do not need, so I don't install it. I'm going to run the Norton scan on the primary OS now, see whether maybe it will re-enable the Garmin to connect. I will update with the result of that process shortly. Good detective work so far Here's a couple other things you might look at: 1.
In Device Mgr, right click a device-Properties-Driver Tab click Driver Details button. You'll see which driver files the device is using, the provider, version and date 2. Some of the driver files may be 'filters'. Driver files can be layered (like layers in a cake). There can be upper or lower filter files (like upper or lower layers in a cake).
3rd party filters can interfere with other 3rd party filters and the hardware layer of our 'cake'. You can also check Properties-Details and use the pull down tab. Look for Class Upper Filter and Class Lower Filter (we don't care about Device upper/lower filters). I'm guessing Norton adds a class upper filter to the disk device driver. It wasn't even that complicated! This is something I should have thought of first off.
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I connected and turned on the GPS device. When the 'not successfully installed' box popped up, I went to the Devices and Printers in CPL. I found the Unknown device. Right-click Troubleshoot. Message said no driver was installed.
Tried to find one on the system - no good. Tried to find in Windows Update, but I had Windows Update disabled, so I enabled updating drivers from Windows Update. Searched for a minute - found the driver. GPS is now communicating with MapSource! Checked Driver details, as you said; found that newer versions of the two Garmin USB drivers (grmngen.sys, and grmnusb.sys, both dated 4/18/2012) were installed. What gets me is that the older versions (grmngen.sys is dated 5/12/2009, and grmnusb.sys is dated 5/8/2009) of the drivers are installed on the secondary (the fresh install) Windows 7, and seem to work - sort of. I guess that's why I get the BSOD on that install.
I will now reboot into the second OS and update the driver. Thing is, when I try to update the driver in Device Manager, it never finds one. I'll see what happens if I go to Devices and Printers, and remove the device, then add new device.
I will first remove the old drivers from the system, so it won't find them, and will be forced to go to Windows Update to get the newer ones. Now I have to document all of this, so next time it happens I will remember what to do.
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It's not over! Now I've got two installs of Windows 7 Ultimate x64. Both have SP1, but one has all of the Windows Updates, while the other does not.
When I installed the Garmin USB drivers on the Windows with the updates, I got files dated 4/18/2012. But when I did the same on the Windows with only SP1, I got files dated 5/12/2009. I tried replacing the older files with the newer ones, but then MapSource could not find the GPS. After I swapped the older files back it worked again. So it looks like the version of the Garmin USB driver files downloaded from Windows Update depends on whether or not Windows itself has certain updates or not. I will eventually update both Windows installs to all important updates, and then try to update the older Garmin drivers to the newer ones. For now, the Garmin does work on both installs of Windows, but the older drivers seem to be buggy, occasionally causing the BSOD.
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The right thing to do here would be to upgrade both the GPS device and the Garmin mapping software, but I don't have the money for that, so I've got to stick with what I've got. I doubt that I would get any support from Garmin for the 60CS, since it's been obsolete for many years.