[Sencha]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SweetLow
Yes, I'm still alive. So, look at new version - Windows 8, 8.1, 10 support, both USB stacks - 2.0 and 3.0
I develop it on Win 8 x64 - so other versions need testing.

http://sweetlow.orgfree.com/hidusbf.html

All hail SweetLow. Respect!

 

[Melan]

That's great. Though it still can only be done in test mode, which is pretty much kills it for anyone planning to play competitive with custom anticheat solutions.

 

[Sencha]

No! Didn't see that.

 

[kr0w]

I just overclocked my IME3.0 for the first time since Win7. Thank you SweetLow!

-Running Win10 x64

 

[AlphaTay]

tested working @ win7 32bit without test mode

 

[Sencha]

Quote:

Originally Posted by kr0w

I just overclocked my IME3.0 for the first time since Win7. Thank you SweetLow!

-Running Win10 x64

Wow good to hear! Time to dig out the 3.0

 

[Alya]

I'm not sure if speaking of offering money for something is against the rules, but if SweetLow lets me I'd be willing to pay for the cert for a year if it's $100 or so.

 

[Shwiqo6434]

..

 

[Melan]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alya

I'm not sure if speaking of offering money for something is against the rules, but if SweetLow lets me I'd be willing to pay for the cert for a year if it's $100 or so.

Afaik you need to be a company to have a driver signed and it costs more than 100$ a year. Though DigiCert costs something like 111$ a year. Nvm wrong certificates. Their prices are in 200s.

 

[qsxcv]

relevant:
http://mouseaccel.blogspot.com/2015/11/current-status-of-where-are-we-on.html

 

[Alya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Melan

Afaik you need to be a company to have a driver signed and it costs more than 100$ a year. Though DigiCert costs something like 111$ a year. Nvm wrong certificates. Their prices are in 200s.

$200 a year is possible as well, I'm not broke, considering I have a pretty steady income at the moment from this project I've been working on, though I'm pretty sure you don't need to be a company to have a driver signed because one of my friends got one signed, maybe I can talk to him about it because I'm sure I can dig up the cash...or we could crowd fund, if that's even allowed?

 

[Melan]

Paying up for driver certs just to use obsolete hardware? Yeah, no. Maybe for that small portion of people who do use those WMOs and w/e, but this looks like a very bad investment overall. You'll be better off with money spent on something useful and just use test mode.

 

[povohat]

As of right now, if you want to sign kernel mode code (eg: what hidusbf is), it must be done with an Extended Validation certificate. You're looking at about $450. Thanks Microsoft.

 

[Alya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by povohat

As of right now, if you want to sign kernel mode code (eg: what hidusbf is), it must be done with an Extended Validation certificate. You're looking at about $450. Thanks Microsoft.

Ah you're right, didn't look up if the $100-$200 a year certificates supported kernel mode drivers, $450 is pretty steep even for crowdfunding, I probably wouldn't go into $450 for crowdfunding considering how small of a change this would be, it's not like we're crowdfunding for a new MLT04, $100-$200 for people to use a WMO for a year would be fine by me but $450 for a year just so 5-10% of people can use WMOs is pretty insane. Lets just crowdfund to revive the MLT04 series mice and modernize them...we could only hope, right?

You can probably just go through self signing it if you want to use it w/o test mode in Windows 7, dunno if it works on W7+ though, I heard past W7 that self signed drivers don't work if you're not in test mode but don't quote me on it because I could be wrong.

 

[Gonzalez07]

well if there ever was a crowdfunding i would be more than willing to donate

 

[SweetLow]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alya

I'm not sure if speaking of offering money for something is against the rules, but if SweetLow lets me I'd be willing to pay for the cert for a year if it's $100 or so.

My dear friends, binaries are in public domain - you can do all you want. Include to sign driver and distribute it

Quote:

You can probably just go through self signing it if you want to use it w/o test mode in Windows 7, dunno if it works on W7+ though, I heard past W7 that self signed drivers don't work if you're not in test mode but don't quote me on it because I could be wrong.

MS unsigned drivers allowed to load in Test Mode only starting from Vista x64 SP1

 

[chace90]

This won't cause a vac ban will it?

 

[ibxoful]

I cant seem to make this work with the desired polling i need.
Iam trying to downclock my g400 to 500hz but its just stuck on 125hz..
Using windows 10x64 th2 (not updated) on usb 2.0

 

[chace90]

This is how to enable or disable test mode which is what I think you need to do. I just copied this from a Microsoft webpage.

The TESTSIGNING boot configuration option is enabled or disabled through the BCDEdit command. To enable test-signing, use the following BCDEdit command:

Bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING ON

To disable test-signing, use the following BCDEdit command:

Bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING OFF

You need to open the command promp with administrative rights then copy one of the commands into the command prompt. After you have copied it into the command prompt you need to restart your computer for it too take effect.

 

[ibxoful]

thx for the reply but iam already on test mode and it has still not worked

. the g400 does get limited from 1000 to 125hz but not the desired polling which is 500.
the g502 uses polling of its own and not the desired polling