1) Download Zadig.
2) Launch Zadig. If your ST-Link doesn't show up in the list, click on Options -> List all devices.
3) Select WinUSB next to the green arrow. Press "Replace Driver".
4) You should be good to go!
To use this project on Windows, we need the WinUSB driver.
Usually there shouldnt be any need to install drivers, however if
theres issues connecting, or the ST-Link doesn't show up, you might want
to try installing the driver manually.
1) Download Zadig.
2) Launch Zadig. If your ST-Link doesn't show up in the list, click on Options -> List all devices.
3) Select WinUSB next to the green arrow. Press "Replace Driver".
4) You should be good to go!
Linux shouldn't require any drivers, however we need to setup an udev rule to allow to the ST-Link.
1) Copy or save the following config file:
2) Put the file into /etc/udev/rules.d/66-stlink.rules.
3) Restart your device.
4) You should be good to go!
Thats unfortuante. You can contact me on Discord, so we can try to resolve the issue.
Discord: @bastelpichi
You can also create an GitHub issues: here.