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1. LIBWDI ZADIG DRIVER INSTALLER INSTALL
2. LIBWDI ZADIG DRIVER INSTALLER MANUAL
3. LIBWDI ZADIG DRIVER INSTALLER CODE
4. LIBWDI ZADIG DRIVER INSTALLER PC
5. LIBWDI ZADIG DRIVER INSTALLER ISO

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LIBWDI ZADIG DRIVER INSTALLER ISO

LIBWDI ZADIG DRIVER INSTALLER INSTALL

The last video reveals an additional issue which is that the UAC elevation for wdi_install_driver does not seem to work and the driver will only install correctly if I run my application as an Administrator.

LIBWDI ZADIG DRIVER INSTALLER CODE

Second, here is an example of the non-working process via ZaDig direct install:įinally, here is an example using the new code I've added in to XBOFS.win: I discovered this while working on a new branch to integrate the libwdi driver preparation and installation directly into my application.įirst, here is an example of the current process that works by manually installing an INF generated by ZaDig: If the WinUSB driver is installed for the controller directly by ZaDig for some reason my application is unable to list and connect to the controller. The issue I'm having is that I've found that my application is only able to retrieve and connect to the controllers it supports if the WinUSB driver was installed using the Extract-and-Manual-Install approach. I want to make things simple for my users (who sometimes have issues following the instructions in the guide I created the details the process using ZaDig) and integrate WinUSB driver installation directly into my application. In order to use my application the end-user currently needs to use ZaDig to extract a driver installation package which is then used to install the WinUSB driver in place of the default WICD driver. My application uses WinUSB to communicate with the controllers I mentioned and then passes along with input data to a virtual XBox 360 controller created using VigEmBus, a very nice little project that allows you to create and manage virtual XB360 and DS4 controllers. There is a solution involving install an old beta version of the WICD driver from Microsoft but it has certain issues and as a result I decided to develop my application.

LIBWDI ZADIG DRIVER INSTALLER PC

As a result, if you using the default WICD driver these devices only work on PC in exactly one game (Killer Instinct Windows Store version). By default these controllers use the WICD driver provided by Microsoft which has the unfortunate characteristic of only exposing said devices via the Windows UWP APIs, rather than the XInput API used by most game software.

I develop an application called which uses WinUSB to communicate with two particular XBox One arcade stick controllers (The Razer Atrox XBO and the Madcatz TE2 XBO). Let me also provide some context to what I'm doing. I spent some time collect setupapi logs and recording video to demonstrate the issue I'm having.

LIBWDI ZADIG DRIVER INSTALLER MANUAL

inf and telling it "Please install that" by calling UpdateDriverForPlugAndPlayDevices(), which is the same call that Windows should use for a manual install, and the only special flag we're applying in INSTALLFLAG_FORCE, so I suppose, one possibility is that when you go through a manual install, and you don't have the FORCE flag, Windows may consider that it has a "better" driver already and discard the one you are trying to install manually, hence the difference.īut really, C:\Windows\INF\ should be able to tell you what's up. We're pretty much pointing Windows to the. inf and proceeded to install the driver, and there really aren't any options we can control when it comes to the driver installation after we have generated the driver package. The whole point of Zadig/libwdi is to automate what a user would do if they picked a. gives very comprehensive information as to what exactly Windows is doing to install the drive, so if you find that one specific way of installing a driver works, whereas the other doesn't, the first thing to search for clues is that log. You'll want to check your C:\Windows\INF\ to spot the difference between Zadig/Your_App and manual.