Install the driver from its disk that came with it.

I found this out with a humanware display I borrowed, the website driver
in this case didn't work and I had to install the driver from the driver
disk.



On 26/08/2019 8:44 AM, Mohammadreza Rashad wrote:
> Hello dear friends,
> I've borrowed an abovementioned braille display, and want to use it
> with NVDA. I connect the display using a USB cable. when I restart the
> computer, it displayed that it's OK and waiting for connection. But
> when NVDA starts, the display doesn't function.
> I think that I should install its driver, because Windows says that
> the driver is unavailable, but I couldn't find any driver for it. I
> even installed BRLTTY, but it didn't recognize the display. What
> should I do to use the display with NVDA?
> Windows 10.1903 x64, NVDA 2019.2, ALVA 544 Satellite Traveler braille display.
>