HWS Detected Module Issue

[charlesrshell]

It means something is 'flaky' with either the module or the USB port it's plugged into. It thinks it's been unplugged. Use another USB port as suggested and if it's fine, it's that particular port. If it happens in the others, the module is failing or worst case, the USB 'interface' internal to the Hopper is failing. That means the Hopper will need replaced.... and it will come with the new s/w interface....

Ha Ha, you just made my day Hall. I hope this here HWS hangs in there till I upgrade to Hopper 3, hopefully next month or maybe June.

 

[charlesrshell]

Charles, with some of you we have to work a little harder to get you upgraded.

Dave

Work as hard as you wish dlmcmurr, I am holding off as long as I can before that there new software hits my HWS.

 

[charlesrshell]

It means something is 'flaky' with either the module or the USB port it's plugged into. It thinks it's been unplugged. Use another USB port as suggested and if it's fine, it's that particular port. If it happens in the others, the module is failing or worst case, the USB 'interface' internal to the Hopper is failing. That means the Hopper will need replaced.... and it will come with the new s/w interface....

The pop up window stopped popping up the next day. So I did not try another USB port. Haven't had any more issues.