Most RecentMost ViewedMost LikesHow does USB stack enumerate a device?First published on MSDN on Oct 30, 2009 Hello, my name is Martin Borve.How to install WinUSB.sys without a custom INF?First published on MSDN on Sep 26, 2012 Authored by Eliyas Yakub [MSFT] and Qiang Qiu [MSFT]WinUSB is a Microsoft-provided kernel-mode client driver for USB devices.Announcing the availability of a standalone legacy 1394 OHCI (FireWire) packageFirst published on MSDN on Sep 10, 2014 By Koichi Hirao [MSFT]We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of a standalone legacy 1394 OHCI (FireWire) package for Windows 8/8.New whitepaper on USB Event Tracing First published on MSDN on Mar 17, 2010 We covered in previous blogs how to get trace events from core USB stack and view them using netmon, and then described how to read and filter these events in netmon to quickly identify a device problem. Answering the question "What's wrong with my device?" using USB trace messages First published on MSDN on Dec 21, 2009 2012-10-23: This post is about USB 2. Help! After installing Windows 8.1, my device fails with error code 19First published on MSDN on Dec 10, 2013 Authored by Eliyas Yakub [MSFT]One of the common issues reported in Microsoft answer forum for devices and drivers is: after upgrading to Windows 8.Several inbox USB drivers may not get updated on upgrade from Win7 RTM to Win7 SP1First published on MSDN on Mar 31, 2011 When upgrading from Windows 7 RTM to SP1 on a clean Windows 7 RTM build, binaries such as usbport.How to recover from USB errors? (Part 1)First published on MSDN on Aug 27, 2010 A USB client driver sends in and out transfers to its device.Known Hardware Issues - April 2010First published on MSDN on Apr 16, 2010 We are going to start a new blog series called "Known Hardware Issues" where we will try to inform the industry about issues in USB hardware (USB controllers, chipset, firmware, device) that leads to operating system crash.What is the right way to read and parse configuration descriptors?First published on MSDN on Dec 11, 2009 Hi, my name is Fizalkhan Peermohamed.
