These utilities are based on the same librtlsdr library used by Echoes. NESDR should be listed and the same name you should see listed in theĤ-press save log and send me the file - it's quite short so you can copyĪnd paste its content directly answering this message.Īnother thing you can do is to test your dongle with the rtl_sdr windows When you check the plugged-in USB devices in Windows system tray, your I also ran the osmocom utility as you suggested and the screen

I followed your feedback and re-installed the driver again and the log isĪttached. Looking forward for your feedbackĪfternoon Giuseppi, thanks for your feedback. If that program runs, it means that Zadig drivers have been correctly installed so the problem is in Echoes. There is a very simple utility called 'rtl_test' that can be run from command line. In this way we can understand better what is causing problems.

Take the latest package that suites your machine, 32 or 64 bit When you check the plugged-in USB devices in Windows system tray, your NESDR should be listed and the same name you should see listed in the Echoes device window.ġ- re-run Zadig (version 2.5 the latest) -Ģ-check the options 'advanced mode' and 'list all devices'Ĥ-press save log and send me the file - it's quite short so you can copy and paste its content directly answering this message.Īnother thing you can do is to test your dongle with the rtl_sdr windows utilities from osmocom

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