Providing that context would help in identifying if it's related to a specific piece of equipment or a software bug.
If your cable uses one of these, you will never see "MOTBSIDCOM" in Device Manager. Instead, you will see the bridge chip's name. The MOTBSIDCOM driver is specifically for found in high-tier base station interfaces. If you have a generic eBay cable, uninstall any MOTBSIDCOM drivers and install the appropriate FTDI or Prolific driver instead.
Interestingly, many modern "Motorola programming cables" do not actually use a native Motorola USB chip. They use common bridge chips like:
Providing that context would help in identifying if it's related to a specific piece of equipment or a software bug.
If your cable uses one of these, you will never see "MOTBSIDCOM" in Device Manager. Instead, you will see the bridge chip's name. The MOTBSIDCOM driver is specifically for found in high-tier base station interfaces. If you have a generic eBay cable, uninstall any MOTBSIDCOM drivers and install the appropriate FTDI or Prolific driver instead. motbsidcom driver
Interestingly, many modern "Motorola programming cables" do not actually use a native Motorola USB chip. They use common bridge chips like: Providing that context would help in identifying if