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Hey just setting up new laptop has windows 10 iv installed tunerpro 5 RT
12$p file set it all up got ose 1.80 set up framework 3.0 installed wont conect to coms bourd
Go into settings and it wont allow me to select com port its blank im at a loss on what to do im probs missing something

Is the driver installed, does Windows 10 show the Comport for the device ??

If you have unknown, damaged or unmanaged ports you can review/clean them with the following steps,

For Windows versions less then 10.

Find the "Command Prompt" shortcut and Right-Click on it,
Select: Run as administrator
If required, Enter: Password
At the command prompt type (or copy paste) the following two commands,

set DEVMGR_SHOW_NONPRESENT_DEVICES=1
devmgmt.msc

For Windows 10 and greater ...

In the Search box type

devmgmt

and select Device Manager.

When Device Manager opens,
Select: View
Select: Show hidden devices
In the Device Manager Tree view,
Expand: Ports (COM & LPT)
On any ports you want to remove,
Select: Right Click
Select: Uninstall
In the Confirm Device Uninstall dialog,
Un-Check: Delete the driver software for this device
Select: Ok

The next time you plug the device in, it will re-install ...

I personally Uninstall all virtual COM ports and just allow them to reinstall in the specific order I plug the devices back in ... That way I get what I want on the ports I want them on.

Iv tryed all i know no luck this is all i get

You need a VCP (virtual com port) driver for your usb interface. Assuming your interface is plugged in and running then you either have no drivers loaded, or have the wrong type.

yea its all sorted tryed a virtual com port no luck endend up downloading the FTDI chip drivers and the way it went back in action

Always helps to install the proper drivers so they can create a proper Virtual Communications Port for the device ...

-Enjoy

It shouldnt hurt, but on a normal out of the box windows PCs the default driver for the OS loads and includes the VCP support, so no user driver install is required. *Sometimes* 3rd party software changes defaults though and the above needs to happen.