> > Those components have dependencies on other Win 8.1 components, so they
> > cannot be copied to earlier systems.
Which is fine and all, but still doesn't say much about whether a Windows 7
compatible version of the ISOC WinUSB driver could be sorted out, if Microsoft
really wanted to...
libusbK seems to be doing ISOC on Windows 7 without too much trouble, so it's
hard to be convinced that the OS is the real limitation.
> So, why don't I like it? Primarily because this represents a change in
> philosophy.
So long compatibility with previous platforms...
Between this and the oh-so-suspicious absence of an SP2 for Windows 7 (which of
course would be a great place to push dependencies for an updated WinUSB
driver), it does look like Microsoft if trying hard to neglect Windows 7 users
in a (desperate?) attempt to have them upgrade to 8.x...
/Pete
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