Arduino Drive installation method in Windows8

Arduino can be used to develop completed electronic components such as switch or sensors or other controllers, LEDs, stepper motors or other output devices. Arduino can also operate independently as an interface that can communicate with software, such as flash, processing, MAX/MSP, VVVV, or other interactive software .... The Arduino development IDE interface is based on the open source code, allowing you to download and develop more stunning interactive artwork free of charge.

If you are using a version before 1.0.5 and the system is WINDOWS8, you may encounter the following problems when you install Arduino UNO, Mega, and so on:

Experiment feasible

The workaround is as follows:

1. Windows key + R

2. Input shutdown.exe/r/o/f/t 00

3. Point "OK"

4. The system will automatically enter the "Options" page

5. Choose a troubleshooter

6. Select Advanced Options

7. Select Windows startup settings

8. Click the Reboot button

9. The system will reboot and jump to the advanced startup options page

10. Select "Disable driver forced signature"

11. After restarting the system, you can install the Arduino driver, the installation method is consistent with Windows 7