Zadig is a free application released under the GPLv3 license on Windows from drivers. Unattended installation: Install drivers without user interaction.USB devices: Manage USB devices and drivers.Troubleshooting: Resolve hardware issues.System tray: Minimize the application to the system tray.System restore: Roll back driver changes.System information: View detailed system information.Silent installation: Install drivers without displaying any messages.Plug and play: Automatically detect and install new devices.Driver signing: Sign drivers with digital certificates.Driver installation: Automatically install missing drivers and update existing ones.Device manager: Access and modify device settings.Customization: Customize driver installation settings.Command line: Execute commands from the command line.Backup: Create and restore driver backups.Therefore caution should be used when installing these drivers. Zadig will try to warn about common system drivers, such as HID or Mass Storage, that you don't usually want to replace, but there are only so many drivers Zadig can know about. If you select the wrong device, and Zadig happen to replace its driver, the responsibility is entirely yours. Zadig does exactly what you tell it to do. Zadig is often used to install device drivers for USB-based hardware, such as USB-to-serial adapters and USB-based peripherals. Zadig allows you to install device drivers in the form of kernel-mode drivers and user-mode drivers, and includes support for various driver installation options, such as installing or replacing existing drivers, and creating and installing system-wide drivers. It is designed to install device drivers for USB devices on Windows in cases where the operating system does not automatically recognize the device or install the appropriate driver.

Zadig is a free and open-source device driver installation utility developed by the French software developer libwdi.

Installation of basic and generic USB drivers

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