Pico HID USB, Windows 7 and back communication.

Hello!

I did some tests with Keyboard HID sample code, it works with Virtual Com Port at the same time under Windows 10.

But under Windows 7 I see it as:

1. VCP with no working Keyboard emulation.
   
2. Working Keyboard emulation (after deleting VCP ST driver) with no VCP and IDE connection.
   
   

Yes, I read all in search about this HID USB in this forum, but still can't be sure about, can't figure it out clearly.

1. Is it possible to avoid VCP driver without it's uninstall? Can't make it work with:

   function onInit(){
   LoopbackA.setConsole();
   setWatch(function(){ USB.setConsole();}, BTN, true);
   }
   

   Must this make Pico to be recognized as a Keyboard with sample code?

2. Ok, looks like Windows 10 works in both ways: income as a USB keyboard and possible feedback to device LEDs with a Com port connection. How this can be done in any other way, to support Windows 7 or make a proper connection? How any feedback is possible?

My main target is a custom joystick with LEDs. I Imagine this as a USB HID Joystick and a small app to listen target application and manage device LEDs.