I recently picked up 3 Seeeduino Xiaos with the intention of using them with Arduino IDE. I am unable to install the driver for them in Windows 10 because it says they are unsigned. I have already tried ignoring code signing for device drivers and still no go. I really want to use these but I can’t unless I get this sorted.
Well. I actually figured it out. I had originally seen two different ways to configure how “ignore” that a driver wasn’t signed and to install it anyway in windows 10, but just found a third way by holding shift while clicking restart and making the change that way. It worked, driver installed and now I’m onto my next challenge, interface them with nRF24L01+ so I can make a simple switch trigger LED toggle between the two.
If the driver isn’t found automatically, select Don’t have a disc. Show more options.
Select Browse my computer for driver software.
Browse to [Installation folder]\EducationSoftware\Drivers\x64, located in C:\Programs Files(x86)\SMARTTechnologies\EducationSoftware\Drivers\x64.
Select the x64 folder and click OK.
A dialog box appears and displays the selected path.
Browse to the driver software included in the subfolders.
Select Next.
A confirmation dialog box appears.
Select Install.
A progress dialog box appears when the installation is complete. This progress dialog box closes and displays a message informing you when the software has been installed.
Click Close.
SMART Board Cable appears in the Device Manager.
If the driver doesn’t install, run the following commands after replacing [Installation folder] with the actual installation path of the SMART education software files ([drive letter]:[location][SMART product])
