The software for the iPRECIO IMS-200 Management Station can be installed on computers operating Windows 10.

For Serial Numbers 02421 and greater, manufacture after June 18, 2020, signed drivers will automatically be installed Windows 10 PCs with internet connection.

For Serial Numbers lower than 02421, manufacture before June 18, 2020, the following workaround is required to install the drivers on Windows 10 PCs.

Please note: drivers are located in the Drivers folder of the installation media for manual installation should internet access be restricted.

To install, follow these steps:

1. Restart PC and open the BIOS menu.
2. Access Troubleshoot > Advanced Settings: UEFI Firmware Settings to check if Secure Boot is enabled. If so, disable it from the Security, Boot, or Authentication tabs.
3. Save changes and wait for the operating system to reboot automatically.
4. Go to the start menu and type ‘cmd’ in the search bar.  Right click and run command prompt as administrator.

5. Enter the following commands:
   1. bcdedit /set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS
   2. bcdedit /set testsigning on

6. Restart PC then go to computer management.  In start menu type compmgmt.msc

7. Install unsigned drivers to 64 bit windows 10 – all versions.  Right click on the driver with yellow caution symbol and select update drivers.

8. Browse to the location of the Iprecio Install.  In this example, the installation is on a USB drive in drive D.

9. Select "Install anyway" to install the drivers. You may need to install 2 drivers, one for the USB, and one for the COM port.

10. Reopen Command Prompt as done in Step 4.
11. Enter the following commands:
    1. bcdedit /set loadoptions ENABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS
    2. bcdedit /set testsigning OFF
12. Restart PC
13. If Secure Boot was disabled at the beginning of this process, open the BIOS menu during restart.
14. Access Troubleshoot > Advanced Settings: UEFI Firmware Settings
15. Locate the Secure Boot setting and change to "enabled".
16. Save changes and wait for the operating system to reboot automatically.