Hello,
I have a project I am working on that uses python to communicate with a HID
usb device (two way communication). It's currently working fine using pyUSB
and the libUSB-win32. However the client wants to try and avoid the step of
installing the libUSB driver.
Currently when you plugin the device it uses HidUsb (c6.1.76.) for the
default driver. I then have to replace the driver with libUSB using zadig in
order for pyusb to be able to access it.
Is there a way to use the default driver (hid.dll I think) when using pyusb
instead of libusb? This is on Windows 7+. Python 3.5.
Thanks for any help you can give or pointing me in the right direction,
Keith
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