Entering flight data mode windows 10

Followed instructions but there is no driver migrated for windows 10 and the P3S. Did an automatic search for a driver, nothing. Anyone accessing the data with windows 10 successfully?
The bird gives off a pair of beeps every 2 seconds or so...it appears to want to connect.

 

Does not show up as a new drive. Yes just want to download internal files. Don't need to, just want to.

 

Yes, except not "data mode selected" in your first sentence. All the rest, yes. In Device Manager there is the yellow triangle next to the mass storage device indicating the device has not been migrated.

 

Instructions posted by dji for phantom 3. Where does it say select data mode, and where do you select data mode? That is not in the instructions. Fire up everything and follow the prompt in the Go App. At no point does it say enter data mode except enter flight data mode, which is not a prerequisite as your post says. Your post says I need to enter data mode before doing anything in the App.

 

1. Power up the Phantom 3 or Inspire 1 drone and launch the DJI GO App. Enter the camera view.
   
2. In the MC Settings menu, choose Advanced Settings. You can find the MC Settings on the top left corner of the screen, directly to the right of the Home icon.
3. Scroll down, and select Enter flight date mode.
4. The DJI GO app will prompt you to connect the drone to a PC or Mac via USB cable. The USB port on the Phantom 3 is located on the front or nose of the drone. On the Inspire 1, the USB port is located on the rear of the drone under the taillight.
5. Once you connect the drone to your computer, you will be able to access the internal files from the drone. Here, you can copy the .DAT files onto your computer. These are the files that can be viewed with our Log Viewer.

Did all this. Where is the prerequisite enter data mode step?

 

Correct. (technically you did...power up, put in data mode, enter MC...then enter flight data mode...but we are on the same page)

 

Understood.

 

So I solved it. If anyone else runs into this issue here is a workaround:

Since a couple of you said yours is basically plug and play, that confirms that it is a driver issue. Apparently DJI drivers are not digitally signed, so you must disable that function in your PC settings. You can Google how to do that.

 

Good afternoon.
A couple uploads that you might find interesting to close this thread on a better note. I am sure I offended WilliamM with the grammar lesson, meant no harm, I am sorry.

A photo I took a few days ago and the flight path from one of the dat logs opened in Google Earth.

This stuff is very cool.

 

Very well, thank you!