Changes between Version 17 and Version 18 of libwdi/zadig

Timestamp:

09/03/10 02:41:42 (3 years ago)

Author:

pbatard

Comment:

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libwdi/zadig

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   The ''Vendor ID'', ''Product ID'' and (optionally) ''Interface ID'' that are displayed under the device name are provided for information. If you leave your mouse over the ''Vendor ID'', you should get the full name of the Vendor displayed.[[BR]][[BR]][[BR]]
   '''HELP! MY DEVICE DOES NOT APPEAR IN THE LIST!! '''[[BR]][[BR]]
-  If you can not see your device listed, then it probably means that it already has a driver installed, in which case you need to be very cautious about replacing it, as other applications may no longer be able to access your device. For instance, if you replace the existing driver for an USB keyboard or mouse, be mindful that Windows will no longer be able to use that keyboard or mouse. Only a libusb based application will.[[BR]][[BR]]
+  If you cannot see your device listed, then it probably means that it already has a driver installed, in which case you need to be very cautious about replacing it, as other applications may no longer be able to access it. For instance, if you replace the existing driver for an USB keyboard or mouse, it will no longer work for input in Windows. It will only work with a libusb based application.[[BR]][[BR]]
   To see USB devices that already have a driver installed, go to the ''Options'' menu and select ''List All Devices''.[[BR]]
   Below is an example of what you would see for an USB keyboard, with the ''!HidUsb'' driver already installed:[[BR]][[BR]]