Mygica-d268-driver-d268-dmb-th-tv-stick
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Mygica-d268-driver-d268-dmb-th-tv-stick
This stick has USB2.0 compliant, so works with Windows XP. It's quite possible to use XP directly, but it's better to update the firmware as recommended by the stick. You can follow the steps below to upgrade the firmware. Unlock the device by pressing the 4 pin reset button. Then, press the device power button to turn it on. Select the tab at the top that says Mass Storage. Then, select Open Mass Storage Device. Select the firmware file dgb.raw that is in the Software folder. Select \"Write\" and press the small button to the right of the screen. Wait until the screen on the stick goes off and the little message flashes, then press the device power button to turn off the stick. Turn the stick on again and try to open the Mygica-d268 device again.
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