I just clicked the format button in the windows installer and it supposedly formatted it in NTFS per the bootcamp installer manual. Only thing is after it formatted it it no longer said bootcamp on partition 3.Go back to bootcamp assistant and make sure the format of the bootcamp partition is NTFS not Fat32.
You may have to update to the latest bootcamp assistant. I am running 5.0.1.
Chris, thank you. I feel like I'm up the creek without a paddle here.Why would you want to re-install Windows...? If you have a problem with Naza Assistent, let's try to fix this first before a reinstall.....what exactly is not working....?
Chris
Olof,I would uninstall Naza Driver and Naza assistant, then reinstall them, don't let windows install the driver for Naza. Do that from the downloaded file, download the latest from DJI.
Start Assistant and then install the driver from DJI then hook up the Naza with the Assistant already running. I think you need a restart after installing the driver.
You can uninstall from the control panel in windows. I think the problem is your windows installed a new driver for Naza.
Thank you ChrisYou might wind up re-installing Windows for hours....and still run into the same problem....I'll try to tune in on your other thread.
Chris
Are your ESC's and motors hooked up when trying this?
I just looked at your photos, I always do this with assembled heli and props off (for safety), I think the Naza need to see the esc's and possible the motors.
I have had problems using Sbus as well with Futaba, conventional works better, make sure settings match your wiring.
Just a couple thoughts.
No I haven't. Those micro USB cables are available anywhere?Have you tried another USB cable?