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Fix Win11 update causes USB driver overwritten
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[quote][i]Originally posted by ZLM[/i] [br]The GQ-4x4 USB driver maybe over written by a conflict USB driver called "IOS Manufacture DXI Driver EEPROM - Missing" under Windows Device Manager->Imaging Devices list The driver need to be uninstalled in order to let GQ-4x4 load the driver correctly. Here are the steps: Step 1, run Device Manager and set it to Show all hidden devices.: [img]uploaded/zlm/20260217010418Step1.png[/img] Step 2, click on Imaging devices list: [img]uploaded/zlm/20260217010433Step2.png[/img] Step 3, right click on the IOS driver and select Uninstall/Remove the driver. [img]uploaded/zlm/20260217010657Step3.png[/img] [img]uploaded/zlm/20260217010720Step4.png[/img] Step 4, the correct driver should be loaded. [img]uploaded/zlm/20260217010801Step5.png[/img] [/quote]
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ZLM
Posted - 02/17/2026 : 12:08:09
The GQ-4x4 USB driver maybe over written by a conflict USB driver called "IOS Manufacture DXI Driver EEPROM - Missing"
under Windows Device Manager->Imaging Devices list
The driver need to be uninstalled in order to let GQ-4x4 load the driver correctly.
Here are the steps:
Step 1, run Device Manager and set it to Show all hidden devices.:
Step 2, click on Imaging devices list:
Step 3, right click on the IOS driver and select Uninstall/Remove the driver.
Step 4, the correct driver should be loaded.
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Janosch
Posted - 02/17/2026 : 12:22:11
Thanks, that indeed fixed it. Awesome, thank you very much!
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