Why is there no mention of the DJI_Win10 driver in this thread? Surely someone still has a link to it?

rolling56 Posted at 2018-10-24 04:31
Why is there no mention of the DJI_Win10 driver in this thread? Surely someone still has a link to it?

Perhaps superseded with the later versions of Assistant 2. Installing using 'run as administrator', I've not had problems installing or using Assistant 2 on Win 10 Pro and my P4 or Mavic.

Aardvark Posted at 2018-10-24 05:33
Perhaps superseded with the later versions of Assistant 2. Installing using 'run as administrator', I've not had problems installing or using Assistant 2 on Win 10 Pro and my P4 or Mavic.

ya i have never had a problem because i use run as admin on everything that allows it

rolling56 Posted at 2018-10-24 05:38
ya i have never had a problem because i use run as admin on everything that allows it

Not a good idea if you Surf the Internet.
Better to have two accounts Admin (root) and regular user.
Or give your regular user account Admin (su) when needed.

Setting aside risks from the Internet, running as a regular user can keep prevent you from catastrophic computer commands.  Like erasing critical files.  

HedgeTrimmer Posted at 2018-10-24 06:23
Not a good idea if you Surf the Internet.
Better to have two accounts Admin (root) and regular user.
Or give your regular user account Admin (su) when needed.

oh please dude, My avatar of myself might make you think i don't know diddley $h1t so go preach to someone else and mind your elders. I think it is best you not reply to my posts and same for me to yours. You seem to have an argue fetish or something so go on and argue with someone else. If someone finds you the it doesn't matter how many accounts you have on your machine, they will find them all if they want too. Gives people practice to go start from scratch and wipe the drive because they didn't backup to another drive bwahaha

rolling56 Posted at 2018-10-24 06:43
oh please dude, My avatar of myself might make you think i don't know diddley $h1t so go preach to someone else and mind your elders. I think it is best you not reply to my posts and same for me to yours. You seem to have an argue fetish or something so go on and argue with someone else. If someone finds you the it doesn't matter how many accounts you have on your machine, they will find them all if they want too. Gives people practice to go start from scratch and wipe the drive because they didn't backup to another drive bwahaha

You seem to have an argue fetish or something so go on and argue with someone else

Didn't reply to you to start an argument.  Purpose was a heads up warning to you, and anyone who did not understand ramifications of doing what you stated.


My avatar of myself might make you think i don't know diddley $h1t so go preach to someone else and mind your elders.
If someone finds you the it doesn't matter how many accounts you have  on your machine, they will find them all if they want too.


Nothing about "finding you".  Issue is, when surfing internet as Admin (or root), you are enabling malicious code to potentially act with Admin (root) privilege.  Whereas when surfing internet as regular user, malicious code has to find a way to escalate its privileges.  


You want to run that way, so be it.  But others need to know that running as Admin (or root), is a potential risk.

rolling56 Posted at 2018-10-24 06:43
oh please dude, My avatar of myself might make you think i don't know diddley $h1t so go preach to someone else and mind your elders. I think it is best you not reply to my posts and same for me to yours. You seem to have an argue fetish or something so go on and argue with someone else. If someone finds you the it doesn't matter how many accounts you have on your machine, they will find them all if they want too. Gives people practice to go start from scratch and wipe the drive because they didn't backup to another drive bwahaha

Gives people practice to go start from scratch and wipe the drive because they didn't backup to another drive bwahaha

Prey you don't get hit with malicious code that lies dormant until triggered (by date, free disk space, uptime, remote response, etc.) - being every back-up from time mailicious code was seeded, will be next to fruitless.  

In regards to backup to another drive, if a person values their data (videos, photos, etc.) they should have more than one, and rotate backups.

HedgeTrimmer Posted at 2018-10-24 08:11
You seem to have an argue fetish or something so go on and argue with someone else

Didn't reply to you to start an argument.  Purpose was a heads up warning to you, and anyone who did not understand ramifications of doing what you stated.

I'm not running away from anyone especially your @$$

HedgeTrimmer Posted at 2018-10-24 08:18
Gives people practice to go start from scratch and wipe the drive because they didn't backup to another drive bwahaha

Prey you don't get hit with malicious code that lies dormant until triggered (by date, free disk space, uptime, remote response, etc.) - being every back-up from time mailicious code was seeded, will be next to fruitless.  

oh grow up that is so 90's... 1990's to you. Your an idiot. I don't live my life being scared of getting a virus on a PC. How petty....You can live that way so up to you wow only the lonely hehe

HedgeTrimmer Posted at 2018-10-24 08:18
Gives people practice to go start from scratch and wipe the drive because they didn't backup to another drive bwahaha

Prey you don't get hit with malicious code that lies dormant until triggered (by date, free disk space, uptime, remote response, etc.) - being every back-up from time mailicious code was seeded, will be next to fruitless.  

and just one more thing. .....you seem to be saying this forum is full of incompetent computer literate people without even knowing them and their habits.

rolling56 Posted at 2018-10-24 12:20
I'm not running away from anyone especially your @$$

Nothing in my reply was threatening, so what is your problem?  

rolling56 Posted at 2018-10-24 12:33
and just one more thing. .....you seem to be saying this forum is full of incompetent computer literate people without even knowing them and their habits.

and just one more thing. .....you seem to be saying this forum is full  of incompetent computer literate people without even knowing them and  their habits.

No.  What I was saying is you were putting forth a practice that opens door to malicious code running as Admin (or root) without need of having to find a way to elevate from regular user priveleges.  People who do not know the risk, could follow that practice, under assumption it was competnet computer practice.

rolling56 Posted at 2018-10-24 12:21
oh grow up that is so 90's... 1990's to you. Your an idiot. I don't live my life being scared of getting a virus on a PC. How petty....You can live that way so up to you wow only the lonely hehe

oh grow up that is so 90's... 1990's to you

When did having computer backups and/or backups of important data become a '90's 'fashion'', and according to you now a former Fad?

HedgeTrimmer Posted at 2018-10-24 17:43
and just one more thing. .....you seem to be saying this forum is full  of incompetent computer literate people without even knowing them and  their habits.

No.  What I was saying is you were putting forth a practice that opens door to malicious code running as Admin (or root) without need of having to find a way to elevate from regular user priveleges.  People who do not know the risk, could follow that practice, under assumption it was competnet computer practice.

You're way to paranoid my friend. If you don't go to the porn sites et all you're fine. I have never had a virus since i have been online back in the old Windows 3.1 days so i must be doing something right. No reason everyone else cannot do the same.
I can hear your mother calling you time for bed.

rolling56 Posted at 2018-10-24 17:47
You're way to paranoid my friend. If you don't go to the porn sites et all you're fine. I have never had a virus since i have been online back in the old Windows 3.1 days so i must be doing something right. No reason everyone else cannot do the same.
I can hear your mother calling you time for bed.

If you don't go to the porn sites et all you're fine.

HedgeTrimmer Posted at 2018-10-24 17:46
oh grow up that is so 90's... 1990's to you

When did having computer backups and/or backups of important data become a '90's 'fashion'', and according to you now a former Fad?

How about you show your ugly mug like i do for an avatar? I'm sure the others here would love to see the real you but then again as fake as you are i doubt it would be the real you.

Nicely done - thanks again for sharing.

djiuser_J8pTkMaNyi6H Posted at 2018-2-20 11:06
Ok then we could try this:

1. download Driver Store Explorer https://github.com/lostindark/DriverStoreExplorer/releases/tag/v0.9.5

Hello, I tried to do this procedure, but when executing the cd command C: \ Program Files (x86) \ DJI Product \ DJI Assistant 2 \ Drivers
DriverSetup64.bat, it appears that "The system can not find the path specified".

Can you help me?

DH_Pilot Posted at 2018-2-20 22:00
Hi All,

I'm very happy that it was helpful. By the way I changed my nick on forum, before I was d.a.v.i.d then I registered to DJI shop and it got changed to djiuser_J8pTkMaNyi6H and I put now DH_Pilot as my nick. Feel free to let me know if any help is needed.

Hello, I tried to do this procedure, but when executing the cd command C: \ Program Files (x86) \ DJI Product \ DJI Assistant 2 \ Drivers
DriverSetup64.bat, it appears that "The system can not find the path specified".

Can you help me?

IIRC that's because it references a path SYSNATIVE which does not exist in Windows 10.
I changed it to, using a copy of the bat file
pnputil -i -a ".\fdt\ftdibus.inf"
pnputil -i -a ".\fdt\ftdiport.inf"

pnputil -i -a ".\VCOM\dji_vcom_driver11.inf"
REG DELETE "HKLM\Hardware\Devicemap\Serialcomm" /v Winachsf0 /f

pnputil -i -a ".\Vision\Vision_(Interface_3).inf"

pnputil -i -a ".\winusb\x64\winusb.inf"

pnputil -i -a ".\STM_VCOM\stmcdc.inf"

pnputil -i -a ".\ADBDriver\android_winusb.inf"

pnputil -i -a ".\rockusb\x64\win7\rockusb.inf"

pnputil -i -a ".\CP210x\slabvcp.inf"

@echo off
echo please reboot your system!

rem shutdown -r




That seemed to work for me as I did the 560 update for the MA over assistant 2. YMMV.

Ken Storm Posted at 3-4 08:03
IIRC that's because it references a path SYSNATIVE which does not exist in Windows 10.
I changed it to, using a copy of the bat file
pnputil -i -a ".\fdt\ftdibus.inf"

Yes Ken Storm is correct it is enough to remove %windir%\Sysnative\ from all pnputil commands.

@DJI, could you please address this in next release of DJI assistant?

The new CAPTCHA crap is the last straw.
Im tired of DJIs crap and am removing my posts and will be on my way.

Just a note from one who has very little experience with drivers but, the driver needed for the craft IS recognized by Windows-7, but Windows-10 will put it in but does not honor it as it notes with TRIANGLE and exclamation mark.  That is because of the signature on the driver, and the security in Windows-10 will not use it, what needs to be done is remove the security for one install, then it will put it in and it can be used for THAT install.  

Lucky you had that Windows-7 Lap Top, as I was in having the same when trying to calibrate sensors

FYI I "resolved" this issue by simply changing the USB cable...seems so dumb because the cable was charging so i assumed it was good but as soon as I used a different MicroUSB cable it worked right away.....

BrandonM1984 Posted at 4-15 17:21
FYI I "resolved" this issue by simply changing the USB cable...seems so dumb because the cable was charging so i assumed it was good but as soon as I used a different MicroUSB cable it worked right away.....

Which basically says to me that you never had the issue which was first reported by Wachtberger in this thread a year ago. That issue was definitely a driver matter which affected many, including myself - now resolved.

Win10Home has registry tweak followed peskily by ms hatred undo.
You gotta get fullcontrol, then install proper usb package, and boot for unsigndrvr