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Unfortunately, that's not entirely true. If your device is designed for WebUSB and has its specific descriptor, then yeah, you don't need to change any drivers.
by RReverser 5y ago
Unfortunately, that's not entirely true. If your device is designed for WebUSB and has its specific descriptor, then yeah, you don't need to change any drivers.
However, as mentioned in the article, if it's a "well-known" device, then you still need to use Zadig and override the driver to something like WinUSB.
- Ecco 5y agoYes indeed. But if, like us, you have full control over how your device operates, then you at least have a path to make it plug'n'play on Windows > 7. Before that, we were out of luck.
- RReverser 5y agoAh yeah, that should be easier! I was mostly coming from the perspective of trying to get DSLR working in the demo :)