Troubleshooting TI-89 Connection to Windows 7 PC

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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on troubleshooting the connection between a TI-89 calculator and a Windows 7 PC using TI Connect software. Users reported issues with TI Connect not recognizing the calculator due to driver installation problems. It was established that TI Connect is compatible with both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 7, but Texas Instruments does not officially support 64-bit OS. An alternative solution suggested is to use TiLP for better compatibility.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of TI Connect software for TI-89 calculators
  • Familiarity with Windows 7 operating system (32-bit and 64-bit)
  • Basic knowledge of driver installation processes
  • Experience with alternative software like TiLP
NEXT STEPS
  • Download and install the latest version of TI Connect from the Texas Instruments website
  • Research the installation process for drivers related to TI-89 calculators
  • Explore the features and installation of TiLP as an alternative to TI Connect
  • Investigate compatibility issues between TI-89 and Windows 7, particularly for 64-bit systems
USEFUL FOR

This discussion is beneficial for TI-89 calculator users, Windows 7 PC owners, and anyone troubleshooting connectivity issues between Texas Instruments devices and computers.

Dante Tufano
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Okay, so I'm trying to connect my TI-89 to my computer (I run windows 7 by the way) so I can put notefolio files on the calculator. I have the CD and usb that comes with the calculator, and used those to connect to the computer and download the TI connect software.

This is where the problems started, TI connect wouldn't recognize the software. I figured it was because there was no driver installed, but when I go to the driver files folder that comes with the TI connect software, my computer can't detect any drivers. Nor can it find them online, so my my computer doesn't recognize the calculator.

Please, does anybody know how I can get my TI-89 connected and working?
 
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Is your OS 64 bit? If so, texas instruments does not support 64 bit OS yet.
 
Yeah, it is, I called and am a bit upset that they don't..
 
Try TiLP.
 

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