A number of users seem to have difficulty in installing the device with the provided instructions.
This issue is to help track improved instructions - here's an initial step-by-step by @supra63200 to get us started.
- type
bcdedit /set testsigning on in a Powershell (Right click on bottm-left corner Windows icon and then click on Windows PowerShell)
- Reboot the computer
- Open device manager (Right click on the Windows icon again and then on Device Manager)
- Click on the computer (First element of the list)
- Click Add legacy Hardware in Action Menu
- Click Next
- Select install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced) and click Next
- Click Next again
- Click on "Have Disk" and then "Browse" and select the FakeGPS.inf from the extracted release archive (in "x64 driver" folder)
- On page "ready to install click Next
- Wait for the installation to complete
- Click on Finish
- Activate the driver:
- By rebooting the computer
- By Disabling the driver and re-enabling it again in the Device Manager(Right click on "FakeGPS Sensor and click Disable/Enable Device)
- Open a PowerShell and navigate to the FakeGPS.exe folder (In the root of the extracted archive)
- Use it by typing .\FakeGPS.exe -g or .\FakeGPS -s lat,long (ex: 1.2,3.4)
A number of users seem to have difficulty in installing the device with the provided instructions.
This issue is to help track improved instructions - here's an initial step-by-step by @supra63200 to get us started.
bcdedit /set testsigning onin a Powershell (Right click on bottm-left corner Windows icon and then click on Windows PowerShell)