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(Windows10) CreateFileA fails for pen device #276
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Each "device" that you see shows up as a separate device to HIDAPI. This is how the platform APIs work. Each USB Interface that reports itself as HID will show up as a "device" in HIDAPI. You can differentiate between them by using the data returned from hid_enumerate(). |
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- use TAG+="uaccess" instead of overly broad MODE="0666" by default example as advised by Debian: https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2016/11/msg00008.html Adding the uaccess tag to udev rules ------------------------------------ Packages containing udev rules that use GROUP="plugdev" should also add TAG+="uaccess" so that all users that are physically present can access the relevant devices, instead of just users in the plugdev group (GROUP="plugdev"). Some packages use MODE="666" to allow all users (including remote users) to access devices. For almost all devices it is probably more appropriate to switch from MODE="666" to GROUP="plugdev", MODE="660", TAG+="uaccess" so that remote users cannot access local devices. Check the wiki page for USB gadgets[13] for more hints. There is a lintian warning in progress[14] for these issues. -- Paul Wise & Petter Reinholdtsen [] https://wiki.debian.org/USB/GadgetSetup [] https://bugs.debian.org/841670 - remove documentation for Linux <2.6.24
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I've documented this fully on SO http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37213634/createfilea-fails-to-open-hid-device-in-windows
I'm linking it here as it contains research that may help someone else. Also, maybe someone can see a solution?
My pen device actually reports 2 separate devices when I enumerate: UsagePage=1, Usage=2 and UsagePage=13, Usage=2.
hidapi currently doesn't let you open one of these, it will simply open the first vid/pid match. So it might be an idea to allow a couple of extra optional parameters to give a finer grain control.
If I attempt to open the 1/2 path I get ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED
If I attempt to open the 13/2 path I get ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION
1/2 is {Generic Desktop Page}/{Mouse} and I have learned that Windows forbids read/write access on Mouse/Keyboard as a security measure.
However, I can see no reason why the 13/2 i.e. {Digitizer}/{Pen} path fails. It seems to be suggesting some other process has opened this path with conflicting access/sharing permissions. I have read that Windows opens all HID devices upon detection, so maybe if there was some way to force it to close this device before opening it...
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