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Procedure 05 : uninstalling WinUSB purpose: to uninstall EventGhost completely procedure: 1. uninstall EventGhost 2. open Control Panel 3. choose Add or Remove Programs 4. scroll down to Microsoft WinUsb 2.0 5. click on Microsoft WinUsb 2.0 6. click Remove 7. click Yes 8. wait for it to be removed 9...

Procedure 04 : reconfiguring WinUSB purpose: debugging or changing a remote control plugin sometimes requires a reconfiguration of WinUSB assumption: let XYZ represent a remote control driver package for example: let XYZ represent Windows Driver Package - EventGhost PHX01RN (01/26/2010 1.0.2.0) proc...

Procedure 03 : installing WinUSB manually purpose: some computers are not connected to the Internet, so WinUSB must be installed manually procedure: 1. download EventGhost%20WinUSB%20Add-on.zip from the EventGhost Downloads page 2. open EventGhost%20WinUSB%20Add-on.zip and extract the file contained...

Procedure 02 : checking if WinUSB is installed purpose: some remote control plugins require WinUSB to be installed procedure: 1. go to the EventGhost settings folder in Windows XP it is: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\EventGhost in Windows 7 it is: C:\ProgramData\EventGhost 2. ...

Procedure 01 : identifying an unknown remote control purpose: to establish the correct identity of a remote control procedure: Visually inspect the transmitter, receiver, packaging, manuals, and the website (if you bought it online). Try to get the manufacturer and model numbers from everthing that ...

Part III : Useful links

usb.ids is a text database file of Vendor IDs and Product IDs
Green Button Specification is the Microsoft MCE Remote recommendation

Part II : Other ideas These are concepts for procedures that still need to be developed. testing if it is just a mouse and keyboard substitute only, and thus a piece of junk trying it with Generic HID suggesting a look at the WinLIRC website for any chance of making it work a remote tester plugin mi...

Part I : Introduction This topic contains procedures for remote control diagnostics and related tasks. The topic is structured as follows: Part I : Introduction Part II : Other ideas Part III : Useful links Procedure 01 : identifying an unknown remote control Procedure 02 : checking if WinUSB is ins...

There is an uncanny similarity between 0001 , AAAF, AAAG, and 0034 . compare_remotes_01.png The general shape is the same. The number of buttons is the same, except for AAAG. The layout of the buttons is the same, except for AAAG. The shape of the buttons is the same. All have a LED on the top (wher...

query AAAG AAAG.png This looks very similar to 0001 , but it is different. The Mute button for 0001 is between the VOL+- and CH+- buttons. The Mute button for AAAG is below the VOL+- buttons. The directional pad is like a little joystick, and it has four extra cursor buttons. It also seems to have a...

query AAAF
This looks very similar to 0001, but it is different.

The Mute button for 0001 is between the VOL+- and CH+- buttons.
The Mute button for AAAF is below the VOL+- buttons.

That is all I know about this one so far.

about 0001

nameless remotes that look like the ASUS PSR-2000
There is a company that manufactures the PSR-2000 in two different forms: 38kHz and 56kHz.

I do not know if these nameless models include a receiver, so I don't know if they will work.

about 0001

ASUS PSR-2000
This variation of it does not have the same button colours for the top row of buttons.

query AAAE
While Googling for images, this also popped up as the SL-6399 Media Remote (0040).

Is the remote pictured in 0040 correct, or is this the correct one, or are both compatible with RP-0022.

query AAAC
Is this compatible with RP-0013?