Only caveat - your system is now technically susceptible to rootkits and other forms of malware that attack your drivers. Another helpful guy, Doug, has now signed the driver file so that you no longer need to do any trickery to let Windows allow you to use the driver - many thanks to him. Installing it that way enables secure boot by default and saves the default keys to your motherboard. So to save their programmers from all of this tremendous effect, here is how to make it happen. A small change to that inf file, so it recognises the identity of the chip within the Superpro, and that will install the driver. I heard from a user about a problem with the signed Xeltec drivers. A clever guy Here has already created a 64 bit version of the driver to use with some other hardware that utilises the same chip, and also sorted out the necessary inf files to allow you to install it on various newer versions of windows. 
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Save this change and coupled with the driver you should now be able to use your Superpro on the 64 bit version of windows. A small change to that inf file, so it recognises the identity of the chip within the Superpro, and that will install the driver.
Only caveat - your system is now technically susceptible to rootkits and other forms of malware that attack your drivers. A clever guy Here has already created a 64 bit version of the driver to use with some other hardware that utilises the same chip, and also sorted out the necessary inf files to allow you to install it on various newer superpor of windows. I xoftware XVI32, a free download from Here. Not a huge concern if you're not using fishy software.
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This is the name of the driver that it is going to use, and so we need to change this to "Ezusb-0" and then pad the extra characters out with 00's Hex 00, sofware characters! Secure boot adds another layer of driver authentication, which causes the Softwarre patched driver to fail. Another helpful guy, Doug, has now signed the driver file so that you no longer need to do any trickery to let Windows allow you to use the driver - many thanks to him.
Installing it that way enables secure boot by default and saves the default keys to your motherboard. So to save their programmers from all of this tremendous effect, here is how to make it happen. The older Xeltec range of USB Eprom programmers do now work on 64 bit versions of windows, since, according to their own website " working on 64bit platform requires tremendous effort from our side ".
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So in case you are having the same problem: I heard from a user about a problem with the signed Xeltec drivers. This has only been tested on my PC using my Superpro u with Windows 7,8 and 10 - it should work for you, but everything is done at your own risk! In order to fix this, you need to disable secure boot which is motherboard specific.
If you need XVI32 you will need to download it from their website.
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