Don't plug it into the back of your pc if that side isn't facing you.
Place your USB stick where you can see it. receiver placement and using USB cable extensions So don't be surprised if you can easily receive signals from your kickr, but your bike mounted sensors drop-out first as you postion your bike further from the receiver at your pc. Likewise, we can run the receiver at your pc at full power. The Kickr operates from your wall power and can afford to blast ANT+ signals at full power.
Rather, sensor makers have your best interest at heart by only reaching a very near-field range (like from your bike-mounted power sensor to your handlebars), thereby reducing power and vastly improving the sensor's internal battery life. While the ANT+ spec says it is capable of 100ft range, there is no requirement that all devices reach that range. If you encounter any problems, configure Garmin express to not load automatically when your PC starts. Uninstall it, since Garmin Express is a functional replacement, and it works better than ANT agent ever did. If you still have "ANT agent" installed, it's discontinued by Garmin themselves.
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You could also and equally just install garmin express, and just launch it once, it will load the drivers, and then you can close it. Use windows update or the website of the manufacturers who make your equipment. By all means, never, ever visit websites that offer updates for "all of your windows drivers". If your device came with an installation disk, use it, but let windows update maintain it, and let it be updated as needed. You may see a driver from dynastream offered in windows update. When you insert the stick into your Win 7, 8 or 10 pc, the driver should load. They are made by Dynastream, wholly owned by Garmin itself. They are marked either USB-m or USB2 Stick.
They look like one of the devices in the picture. You need a single 8-channel (or more) ANT+ usb adapter.
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