I'm trying to use the WinUsb.sys driver that comes with Windows (including Windows 10 IoT of Raspberry Pi 2). Using devcon. Live Cam Video Im Pro Driver Windows 10 on this page. exe I can see that the USB I'm trying to use is connected (it is named USB VID_1234&PID_ABCD 5&3753427A&0&4), but I don't know how to force it to use the WinUsb. Asus Vg248qe Windows 10 Driver on this page. sys driver. I found but that seems to be for a standard Windows installation where you have Device Manager available (which I don't have on IoT). The INF file example on this page also refers to a CAT-file, which I assume this is some sort of driver signature, and I don't know how to generate this (or if I even need to). There's also a reference to Windows NT ( Signature = '$Windows NT$') and I don't know if that needs to be changed for IoT or not (or if anything else needs to be changed for IoT for that matter). So, using devcon.exe and some sort of INF file, how can I get Windows IoT to use WinUsb.sys as a driver for the USB device I'm attaching?

Install USB peripheral drivers • • 2 minutes to read • Contributors • • • In this article Follow the steps below to add third-party drivers (usb) for peripheral devices such as USB Mobile broadband modems, printers, scanners etc. Step 1: Get Drivers from PC The Step is to get the x86 version of the drivers from PC. For ARM, please contact the supplier of the peripheral to get the sys/inf files. • Connect the device to the windows PC • Install the driver for the device on the PC • Go to Device Manager, select this device (listed under Universal Serial Bus controllers) and right click and select Properties. • Go to Driver tab in the Properties window, and click on Driver Details. Note the sys files listed there. Geforce Gtx 760 Drivers Windows 10 here.