Hacking QCMA "could not connect to pc" error

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I just bought a PS Vita that I cannot seem to update to 3.60. I am currently running 3.36. Everytime I try to connect I get an error stating "could not connect to PC".

I have tried uninstalling QCMA, rebooting the Vita, restarting my PC, reinstalling QCMA (I have tried all three drivers) and I still always get the same message. There is also a strange issue in which I cannot uninstall PS Vita Type B driver manually from Device Manager and I cannot shut down or restart PC after opening QCMA. I also cannot end the QCMA.exe process using Task Manager, I have to hard reset my PC.

I have also tried the following:

-Used CCleaner after uninstall of QCMA
-Used Revo Uninstaller to clear QCMA and all traces
-Tried different USB ports
-Tried fixing drivers using Zadig
-Running QCMA as administrator

I have another PS Vita I had updated previously and I do not recall running into any issues. Does anyone have any advise to get this updated installed or an alternative to QCMA? Any help is appreciated.
 
Okay it looks like I am due for a fresh install of Windows. I just attempted this on my other PC and it worked without a hitch.
 

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