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Alpine Tmx R2000 Manual. Dec 1, 2012 - I've created a VISA driver for my USB device using the VISA Driver Development Wizard, but when I plug in the device, Windows XP installs a HID Device driver instead of the VISA driver I. The Human Interface Device (HID) class is used for devices such as mice, keyboards, and some other USB devices. Device and Driver Technologies HID driver. Devices in the HIDClass device setup class. API which lets you write Windows apps that access HID. Jan 19, 2011 - The 3rd party DriverPacks are a community effort. This means that updates are provided by our users. While we, the main DriverPacks.net team, try to help maintain them to the best of our ability, we cannot guarantee that the drivers were sourced directly from the vendors, like for our official DriverPacks.

Thanks for the help but unfortunatly the problem is still there. I have allowed unsigned drivers to be installed but its not an unsigned driver. Device manager show it as a HID Class device, it finds the standard driver that windows has but after trying to install it, it gives me an error message, ' The driver installation file for this device is missing a necessary entry. This may be because the.INF was written for windows 95. Contact Hardware Vendor.' Iv have been searching the net for a HID Class driver for XP but iv had no luck. The weird thing is that the keyboard did work on that laptop before it was put onto a domain.

I have checked all the settings in group policy and nothing is set to not allow it to install.

Game Cars Radiator Springs Full Version on this page. Microsoft HID Class Driver (hidusb) Service Defaults in Windows XP USB Miniport Driver for Input Devices by Microsoft Corporation. Default Settings Startup type: Manual Display name: Microsoft HID Class Driver Service name: hidusb Service type: kernel Error control: ignore Group: extended base Path:%SystemRoot% system32 DRIVERS hidusb.sys Registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Services hidusb Default Behavior Microsoft HID Class Driver is a kernel device driver. In Windows XP it won't start until the current user starts it. If the Microsoft HID Class Driver fails to load or initialize, Windows XP start up proceeds without error messages, but information about the failure is being written into Event Log.

Restore Default Startup Configuration for Microsoft HID Class Driver 1. Run the Command Prompt. Copy the command below, paste it into the command window and press ENTER: sc config hidusb start= demand 3. Close the command window and restart the computer. The hidusb service is using the hidusb.sys file that is located in the%WinDir% system32 DRIVERS folder. If the file is changed, damaged or deleted, you can from Windows XP installation media.