User Guide for new USB Drivers and Ethernet

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try testing the latest version of Windows 10 (build 18xxx) and for the latest version of the core package (1.3). please update UEFI. UEFI on current core package is old

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I will try that. I wrote this not realizing Core Package 1.3 was released only 2 hours ago. Just taking a peek at the downloaded files, it doesn’t appear that the new 1.3 package has the Ethernet driver I have working above. I don’t know if the UEFI is updated on it, otherwise it would certainly fail to boot…

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ive unzipped the 78xx driver but there’s no 150 folder could you elaborate more

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Oops, my bad. nds650 is what I meant.

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Thanks! ill try that out.

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Okay, just looking around… this method also does this strange thing. If it is this method…

WEIRD.

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I’m testing the Core Package 1.3 right now, and it seems to be working.

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I thought Core Package 1.3 doesn’t have the Ethernet driver?

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Yep. I just added it in using your instructions, but I’m not sure if this is a mistake in your guide or a difference in Core Package 1.3: The Drivers folder contains a folder called “Pre-OOBE” and that’s where all the drivers go, including any ones that you need to add in the guide.

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Corrected. What build of Windows are you on?

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I’m using 17134 Insider (Windows 10 Pro)

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Is everything working?

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I shouldn’t have put it this way, sorry, I’m still on the WoA installer. It’s stuck at 98 percent, so I think we can say that 1.3 doesn’t work so far, unless it starts going again.

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Don’t Stop It! The last 2% is very slow. That is normal.

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windows 10 build 17134, 17763 and 18334

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I thought 17763 didn’t work with the MCCI Corp. Drivers?

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for now

I use the driver from the WORproject
https://www.worproject.ml/downloads

but the driver has been modified. I just change the old USB driver (Dwusb) with a new USB driver (MCCI)

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Does anyone know how to disable overscan, i have a black border around my screen

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It is probably a config.txt change in the UEFI part of the Core Package.

Try adding the following to config.txt in the UEFI folder:
disable_overscan=1

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where would this folder be located exactly