Solved: Auvisio VRC-1100 stopped working after Win 10 update 1607

[kgschlosser]

ok cool then i will know to look at the files on the eg server.. and i am also going to modify the WinUSB file to produce some really detailed logging so we can see what exactly is going wrong. instead of some mystery "install failed" statement

[topix]

Not sure if it is related: viewtopic.php?f=15&t=9468#p43820 and viewtopic.php?f=9&t=9141

[kgschlosser]

it very well could be... but i will tell you this.. the source files for the win usb wrapper between the 2 versions are identical. but the actual DLL's are 2 different sizes.

and the modified dates
EG 0.5 - Monday, ‎December ‎12, ‎2016, ‏‎2:34:08 PM
EG 0.4 - Monday, ‎February ‎15, ‎2016, ‏‎7:37:32 PM


So I have attached a copy if the WinUSBWrapper.dll from EG 0.4

I am not sure what versions of EG everyone is running. But the file is attached.. unzip it into the folder

YOUR_EG_INSTALL_DIR\lib27\site-packages

if you are running version 0.4 then it's not the dll file..

[mrceolla]

I was running a 0.4 version

[kgschlosser]

according to Microsoft if you upgraded to 1607 then the whole thing with them stopping unsigned drivers has not been turned on.. it is only if 1607 is a new install..

But Microsoft has been known to f*#$ things up quite a bit so... I am thinking from here i am going to have to modify the WinUsb.py file and add some aggressive debugging to see what is going on.

[quisvir]

Did anyone ever manage to find a definitive solution? I finally decided to upgrade my HTPC to Windows 10, only to run into this exact problem, and none of the suggestions/workarounds mentioned in this thread seem to help.

[kgschlosser]

you can try this to see if it fixes the problem. follow the direction located here

[quisvir]

you can try this to see if it fixes the problem. follow the direction located here

It worked, thank you thank you thank you

[kgschlosser]

where there is a will there is a way.

I am happy it solved your problem. it's good to know.

[wezzix]

you can try this to see if it fixes the problem. follow the direction located here

Confirmed! After disabling driver signature in BIOS, the EventGhost suggested driver install no longer instantly fails but instead shows a bright red windows warning regarding unsigned drivers. Installation then succeeds and remote works again. Yay! Sent you some beer/coffee money

[kgschlosser]

@wezzix
Thank You for the donation it is much appreciated.