Editing Dolphin's wiki

[Kolano]

(07-08-2018, 11:47 PM)Kimishima Wrote: Hello everybody, may I get permission to edit Dolphin's wiki? My username is "Kimishima".

Thank you!

You should be all set.

[H4ndy]

Hi! I'd like to get standard edit rights for the wiki, please. Username is "H4ndy".

I think it would be nice to inform users of the Wiki that this is a manual process, took me a while to find this here, thanks!

[Kolano]

(07-19-2018, 08:37 AM)H4ndy Wrote: Hi! I'd like to get standard edit rights for the wiki, please. Username is "H4ndy".

I think it would be nice to inform users of the Wiki that this is a manual process, took me a while to find this here, thanks!

You should be all set.

And yeah, we haven't gotten around to documenting it there. Mainly for vain hoping we'll be able to restore a more standard/automated mechanism.

[Phoenix!]

My username is "Phoenix". I want to add a bug to Jumpertwo's speedhack for No More Heroes 2

[Kolano]

(07-22-2018, 09:08 AM)Phoenix! Wrote: My username is "Phoenix". I want to add a bug to Jumpertwo's speedhack for No More Heroes 2

You should be all set for edits.

[Rikachu]

Hi @Kolano,

I'd also like to contribute to the wiki please. I am a Nvidia Shield (2017) user.

Wiki name is same as this forum: Rikachu

Thanks in advance!

[Gems]

Hello, my username is Gems on the wiki. I would like to request edit permissions, please. :^)

[Kolano]

You should both have edit rights now.

[Rikachu]

(08-02-2018, 01:01 PM)Kolano Wrote: You should both have edit rights now.

Just confirming I can see the ‘edit’ button on the wiki.

Thank you so much!

[MightyHandy]

I'd love to update the wiki on bluetooth passthrough.  My ID is "MightyHandy".  I'm also fine if someone else would prefer to edit it for me.  I was just going to add the following section to the discussion tab:


Using WinUSB instead of libusbk
Some users have reported issues with libusbk.  This can sometimes be resolved by using the WinUSB driver instead.  To do so, you must ensure you have fully uninstalled all traces of the libusbk driver first.  Below are some steps you can follow to do so:

Step 1: Remove driver from your bluetooth adapter:
a.) Go into device manager
b.) Right Click on your device (under libusbk)
c.) Click Driver>Properties>Uninstall
d.) Check "Delete Driver from this device"
e.) Reboot
At this point your bluetooth adapter should go back to its initial driver settings.

Step 2: Remove libusbk driver
a.) Restart in safe mode
b.) In a command prompt go to: "C:\Program Files\UsbK Runtime Library\"
c.) Run "UsbKController.exe -U"
d.) Reboot

Step 3: Uninstall libusbk
a.) Goto Add/Remove Programs
b.) Uninstall UsbK

Step 4: Install WinUSB
a.) Go to Zadig
b.) List Devices
c.) Click your bluetooth adapter
d.) Click the WinUSB driver.