HID driver for Windows OS. Human Interface Devices

윈도우에서의 HID driver 전체 개요. 

- HID : Human Interface Devices.

Topic	Description
What's New in HID
Introduction to HID Concepts	This section introduces Human Interface Devices (or HID). Typically, these are devices that humans use to directly control the operation of computer systems.
HID Architecture	The architecture of the HID driver stack in Windows is built on the class driver named hidclass.sys.
HID Clients Supported in Windows	Windows supports the following top-level collections:
HID Transports Supported in Windows	Windows supports the following transports.
HID Clients	The HID Clients are drivers, services or applications that communicate using the HID API and often represent a specific type of device (for example: a sensor, a keyboard, or a mouse). They identify the device via a hardware ID or a specific HID Collection and communicate with the HID Collection via HID API.
HID Transports	Descriptions of HID transports supported in current and previous versions of Windows.
Non-HID legacy devices	This section describes drivers, transports, and filter-drivers for non-HID keyboards and mice. These devices primarily run on the PS/2 transport.

from MS : https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/hid/

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HID Transports

HID transports supported in current and previous versions of Windows.

Transport	In-box minidriver	Windows 7	Windows 8	Windows 10	Notes
USB	Hidusb.sys	Yes	Yes	Yes	Support for USB HID 1.11+ is provided on Windows operating systems dating back to Windows 2000.
Bluetooth	Hidbth.sys	Yes	Yes	Yes	Support for Bluetooth HID 1.1+ is provided on Windows operating systems dating back to Windows Vista.
Bluetooth LE	HidBthLE.dll	No	Yes	Yes	Windows 8 introduces support for HID over Bluetooth LE.
I²C	Hidi2c.sys	No	Yes	Yes	Windows 8 introduces support for HID over I2C.
GPIO	Hidinterrupt.sys	No	No	Yes	Windows Windows 10 introduces support for general-purpose I/O (GPIO) buttons.

Microsoft recommends that whenever possible, you use in-box drivers for the transports listed in the preceding table.

If your device requires a transport other than USB, Bluetooth, Bluetooth LE, or I²C, you can develop a miniport driver which is described in the Transport Minidrivers topic

from MS : https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/hid/hid-transports

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