Solved getting MP USB recognized in Windows10 in Assistant

[dbyantis]

After doing a normal install of DJI Assistant, I found that Win10 was not recognizing my MP as a valid USB device. Since DJI is using unsigned Android drivers, they were not successfully installed. Solution is to go to windows setting->Update & Security->Recovery and choose Advanced Startup. At the prompt during windows boot choose to do selective startup. option #7 is "disable signed driver verification". After that booted up, when I re-installed Assistant again, I received Prompts to confirm unsigned driver installation. Now Win10 can see my MPin Assistant. Hope this helps someone.

 

[Anthony Viscomi]

I've performed that task many times for other sorts of drivers.

 

[4wd]

Good info, however I didn't have any issues with it on my W10 laptop?
Could be security settings related.

 

[dbyantis]

Good info, however I didn't have any issues with it on my W10 laptop?
Could be security settings related.

I also had no issue installing on my Surface, but the Workstation was different and I needed the larger screen for the optical sensor calibration, which GO4 said I needed to do.

 

[rstekeur]

I had to do that with my Win10, I couldn't do a calibration

 

[Dobs]

So, I used USB to USB-C cable. Works for controller, not for Mavic EA. Used USB-C to USB-C cable, instant fix.

Good luck!