Try installing our libraries again. There is no FTDI chip in the device so it doesn't make sense that it would be showing up as that. It should show up as a Phidgets device. My guess is that your installation got corrupted.

Do you see the device as being attached if you run lsusb?

You will need to change some project settings in order to accommodate x64 libraries. When in visual studio, in the top middle click on the Win32 drop-down menu and select the configuration manager. Find the active project and under the platform option, select New... (if it appears select x64 instead...

My first suggestion is to install the most recent drivers. Ensure you download the correct (32/64 bit) version of the drivers when you do.