It could be that the OP has a chip that someone has pre-programmed. But unless this is not true. The op will have a real "The Chicken or the egg causality dilemma" to solve
PC Is Not Seeing My PIC 18F2550 [USB Connection]
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@thatoneguy: Thanks, it appears thats what I'm looking for. I'll see if I can get some of those examples running on my PIC and I'll let you guys know if I run across a question.
@spinnaker
I'm basically trying to make a USB device that can be manipulated by 3rd party software on a desktop, I'm not trying to write a PIC program in C++, I'm just sending messages or receiving messages from a program written in C++ on a Windows Platform.
Windows is failing to see my device still, so I obviously didn't write the correct code for the PIC to act as a USB device that Windows can detect.
What I'm trying to accomplish is for starters is using the USB connection to turn a LED ON/OFF using software written for Windows.
@spinnaker
I'm basically trying to make a USB device that can be manipulated by 3rd party software on a desktop, I'm not trying to write a PIC program in C++, I'm just sending messages or receiving messages from a program written in C++ on a Windows Platform.
Windows is failing to see my device still, so I obviously didn't write the correct code for the PIC to act as a USB device that Windows can detect.
What I'm trying to accomplish is for starters is using the USB connection to turn a LED ON/OFF using software written for Windows.
