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« on: 04:55 PM - 03/14/15 »
Hmmm.
Okay, one thing to try, if you have the option, is to use a different USB port, or preferably a different computer, to try to flash it again. I know windows can make port-specific associations/configuration for USB devices that persist until the next plug-in, so it's possible there's a persistent driver/configuration issue.
Another thing to try, especially without access to another computer, would be to plug in the XIM4 while it is in blue-light flash mode, then open up Device Manager in Windows and uninstall the XIM4 device and possibly its drivers.
Details: If you have a hard time finding it in Device Manager, it might help to unplug and replug it and look for the device that appears. Then, right-click the device and select Uninstall from the pop-up menu. In the dialog box that follows, I don't think you would normally be given the checkbox to say to delete the drivers after uninstall, but if you are, then Windows somehow got the wrong ones installed and you might want to check that box if uninstalling without it doesn't work. Once done, unplug the XIM4, reboot the computer, plug XIM4 back in, and try flashing one more time.
If that doesn't make any difference, then I think I'll need to get OBsIV to make the RMA decision, as that call is not up to me. It may be that the flash memory on your unit is defective. I hope it's easier than that, though.