I am developing a composite wireless remote control that contains 3 components: a keypad, a 2-D touchpad, and a 1-D slider. I have defined USB descriptors to define this as a composite USB device with 3 interfaces: a keyboard, a mouse, and a HID-compliant consumer control device, respectively. After connecting the remote to my Windows 7 machine, I can see in Device Manager that the remote has enumerated as 3 HID-compliant consumer control devices. If I manually load the native Win7 keyboard and mouse drivers for the corresponding components, then they appear as a HID Keyboard Device and a HID-compliant mouse.
My question is this - how can I get Windows to automatically load the keyboard and mouse drivers when the remote connects? I have another composite gizmo (but not wireless - plugs directly into a USB port) with similar components that enumerates correctly the first time, with the proper drivers. After comparing the descriptors between my new remote and the plug-in gizmo, I can see that the differences are negligible.
Any ideas on this? Thanks!
