Redownload the official 64-bit libusb binaries. Ensure you are using x64 folders, not x86 . Use Zadig, which auto-detects architecture.
While installing a libusb driver is generally safe, it is not without consequences. Replacing a device’s native driver (e.g., for a USB Wi-Fi adapter or a high-end mouse) will break its proprietary functionality. The device will no longer be recognized by the manufacturer’s software until the original driver is restored. Therefore, libusb installation is best reserved for devices explicitly designed for generic access—like development boards, JTAG adapters, or devices whose vendor driver is absent or obsolete. libusb driver install 64 bit