Integrate a TI Device driver in a Windows 10 universal app C#

[bb010g]

I downloaded the very first Windows 10 developer preview, and successfully checked TILP's operation on that version. I just hope the final version will behave the same (that is, it won't be even more obnoxious wrt. driver requirements).

Do you still have to do Microsoft's unsigned driver dance as of right now to get it working?

[Lionel Debroux]

As hinted above, the signed drivers of the libticables version accompanying TILP II 1.16 made unsigned driver mode superfluous
TILP II 1.16 was released in November 2011...

[bb010g]

As hinted above, the signed drivers of the libticables version accompanying TILP II 1.16 made unsigned driver mode superfluous
TILP II 1.16 was released in November 2011...

Whaaaat? I had to do unsigned on my install...

[Lionel Debroux]

I and multiple others didn't, even on 64-bit Windows 10 Developer Preview.
However, on 8/8.1 and 10, one needs to use Zadig to self-sign the CAT file, as mentioned above. A signed driver binary is no longer enough.