- #Xscope interface cannot open device windows 10 serial#
- #Xscope interface cannot open device windows 10 drivers#
- #Xscope interface cannot open device windows 10 driver#
- #Xscope interface cannot open device windows 10 windows 10#
libusb: debug got bus number from ancestor #2
Object::connect: No such slot SELFSERV::refreshPOS() in. Object::connect: No such slot SELFSERV::NoInputHandler() in. libusb: debug unsupported API call for 'open' (unrecognized device driver) libusb: debug unlisted ancestor for '\\.\HID#INTCFD9&COL03#3&2B7A34A4&0&0002' (non USB HID, newly connected, etc.) - ignoring libusb: debug unlisted ancestor for '\\.\HID#INTCFD9&COL02#3&2B7A34A4&0&0001' (non USB HID, newly connected, etc.) - ignoring libusb: debug unlisted ancestor for '\\.\HID#INTCFD9&COL01#3&2B7A34A4&0&0000' (non USB HID, newly connected, etc.) - ignoring libusb: debug unlisted ancestor for '\\.\HID#GDIX1001&COL02#4&33E4E74F&1&0001' (non USB HID, newly connected, etc.) - ignoring libusb: debug unlisted ancestor for '\\.\HID#GDIX1001&COL01#4&33E4E74F&1&0000' (non USB HID, newly connected, etc.) - ignoring libusb: debug found existing device for session (1.5)
#Xscope interface cannot open device windows 10 driver#
libusb: debug matched driver name against Composite API libusb: debug cached config descriptor 0 (bConfigurationValue=1, 25 bytes) libusb: debug found existing device for session (1.0) libusb: debug found existing device for session (0.0) libusb: debug cached config descriptor 0 (bConfigurationValue=1, 57 bytes) libusb: debug found 1 configurations (active conf: 1) libusb: debug got bus number from ancestor #4 libusb: debug matched driver name against HUB API libusb: debug allocating new device for session
#Xscope interface cannot open device windows 10 windows 10#
Yes when libusb_open does the open it appears that it does not use the composite_open and then the hid_open as it does in Windows 7, presumably because the libusb_get_device_list when identifying the HID reader '\.\USB#VID_076B&PID_5428&MI_00#7&2D77688A&1&0000' it does not fill in the driver details in the same way as it dos on Windows 7 as the logs I have listed below show., WINDOWS 10 Fail Log
#Xscope interface cannot open device windows 10 drivers#
I would guess that an issue exists in the drivers I am using in Windows 10, but they appear very similar to the Windows 7 ones.
The drivers in both systems are the latest versions and are not reporting any errors.
#Xscope interface cannot open device windows 10 serial#
USB Composite Device under "Universal Serial Bus Controllers". Using the hidclass.sys, hidparse.sys and hidusb.sys drivers. USB Input Device under "Human Interface Devices" In both systems the HID reader appears in Windows Device Manager as:. We upgraded to libusb Vs 1.0.21 and retested the code on Windows 7 which again works fine.īut when we try and use the same code on Windows 10, libusb_open fails with an "unrecognized device driver" error. I have used libusb on Windows 7 for a while now to communicate with an HID 5437CK card reader in "Custom Report Mode" using USB.
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