Two dead 16F877A and one 16F628A duff eeprom


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    Default Re: Two dead 16F877A and one 16F628A duff eeprom

    On your programmer is there an option to erase before programming the chip?

    If yes, selecting this option, does make any difference?

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    Yes, I tried that route but it still threw up the error.

    Seems a total system shutdown for a while will allow programming after restart. This lasts for a while before the error appears again.

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    Hi,

    Laptop AND Programmer generally gives a really bad cocktail ...

    Did you try behaviour aboard a good ol' "wardrobe" computer ??? ...

    Alain
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