In the Device Manager, expand the 'Other devices' tree, where you should find a
'USB IO Board'
with a yellow
warning sign over its icon. Right-click the 'USB IO Board' and select
Update Driver Software...
.
This should spawn an 'Update Driver Software - USB IO Board' window.
Step 4: Finding the Driver
In the first window that pops up, click
'Browse my computer for driver software'
. On the next window, click
'Browse...'
to search for the driver you just downloaded. It should be a folder named '
Arduino_Boards-master
', in
a subdirectory noted in step 1. After you’ve selected the 'driver' folder, click
OK
, then select
Next
.
Click on image for a closer view.
Windows will attempt to do its driver install thing, but not before complaining about the driver being unsigned. It’s
safe to select
'Install this driver software anyway'
on the warning dialog.