If the eHome Infrared Receiver is listed under Universal Serial Bus controllers, Windows is properly detecting the IR receiver. If eHome Infrared Receiver is not in the list, or there is an exclamation mark or a question mark on the device, perform the following until eHome Infrared Receiver appears correct in Device manager. Microsoft ehome receiver not working properly in win 10 - posted in Hardware: Hey guys, This is not so much an emby problem, just looking for any expert advice from the community. I have a HTPC that was running Win 7, and used a Fusion Dvico remote (plugged into USB port) for control of my WMC, and also Emby.
Microsoft Ehome Infrared
The other receiver was a usb mouse receiver. In any event I did as you suggested but problem remains. Once again the eHome Infrared Receiver gets installed under usb controlers and the microsoft ehome infrared transceiver driver does not get installed under the Human Interface Devices. Try this, go to device manager, right click the device 'ehome infrared receiver', click on update driver software, click on browse my computer for driver software, click let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer, you should notice two drivers under show compatible hardware, select USB composite device, click next.
I don't even have an infrared receiver on my desktop, the driver is probably for the circuitry on the motherboard. I want to disable and get rid of the damn thing as it interferes with the tilde key used as a console shortcut when playing Fallout 3, so that it doesn't show up again after the next reboot. Windows 7 exe file download. Already seen this answer, which concerns an actual hardware transceiver.I'm running Windows 10, if that makes any difference.
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