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## Windows
## Windows
*It seems that Windows 10 no longer requires the steps below and will automagically install a suitable driver.*
Unlike Mac and Linux, Windows does not automatically load its USB CDC driver and needs a wrapper driver installed.
Unlike Mac and Linux, Windows does not automatically load its USB CDC driver and needs a wrapper driver installed.
The process is similar to installing [Arduino drivers](http://www.arduino.cc/en/guide/windows#toc4), but using the driver file included in the `drivers` directory of `dstat-interface`.
The process is similar to installing [Arduino drivers](http://www.arduino.cc/en/guide/windows#toc4), but using the driver file included in the `drivers` directory of `dstat-interface`.
Unfortunately, if you are running Windows 8 or above, this requires disabling driver signing enforcement (thank Microsoft), but actually installing Arduino should install suitable drivers.
Unfortunately, if you are running Windows 8 or above, this requires disabling driver signing enforcement (thank Microsoft), but actually installing Arduino should install suitable drivers.
