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SIV (System Information Viewer)
SIV displays useful Windows, network, and hardware info.
...When -AIOCTL is specified, SIV will automatically do the EnhancedPowerManagementEnabled registry change and restart the USB device. SIV (System Information Viewer) uses pcidevs.txt for the PCI devices, usbdevs.txt for the USB devices, and mondevs.txt for monitoring pcmdevs.txt PCMCIA device descriptions. -
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libusbK
A complete software solution for windows usb devices
libusbK is a complete driver/library solution for vendor class usb device interfaces. If you are a usb developer or usb device manufacturer seeking a driver solution for a new USB widget then libusbK could be for you. libusbK encompasses a 100% WinUSB compatible api/funtion set. All WinUSB power/pipe polices are fully supported by the libusbK driver. In Addition, libusbK has full support for isochronous endpoints and an extensive set of additional modules to simplify development. ... -
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uDrawWindowsDriver
Allows use of the PS3 version of the uDraw tablet in Windows 7.
The PS3 version of the uDraw tablet uses a USB dongle which is recognized as an HID device in Windows. Drivers are installed automatically but don't do anything. This application translates the tablet actions to mouse actions. See the wiki for more information. Thanks to Brandon Wilson for reverse-engineering the tablet and for providing the uDrawTabletLib. http://brandonw.net/udraw/
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