![]() It seems that the firmware loaded into these things from the factory is proprietary, and require that you use the manufacturer’s janky software … it’s not AVRdude compatible! ![]() Thankfully, after doing a bit of searching on the Internet, I found that others had encountered the same problem, and had found a solution. ![]() I tried overriding the USBHID driver on my Windows 10 machine, but that didn’t work. Unfortunately, when I plugged one into my computer, it detected as a USBHID device with VID=03EB and PID=C8B4, rather than as a USBasp. I recently ordered some USBasps from Amazon, which looked interesting, because unlike the typical USBasps, which are just bare PCBs, these had metal cases:
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