I tried adding digitalWrite(1, HIGH) to detect, whether the sketch even runs and it turned out it does not even run (except after the upload). I have two ATtinys and both do the same behaviour. I have tried it in Arduino IDE 1.8.8 and in Arduino IDE 1.6.5 and I have no idea why it is only recognised right after upload. But when I disconnect it and connect it again (to my PC or any other PC) it is recognised as Digispark Bootloader and does not do anything. When I upload the code via Arduino IDE into the device (Board: Digispark (Default - 16.5MHz), it finishes successfully, it is recognised as a HID device and immediately performs all the tasks. I have a pretty simple sketch: #include ĭndKeyStroke(76, MOD_ALT_RIGHT | MOD_CONTROL_LEFT) //ctrl+alt+del Now we need to add board definitions for the Digispark. Once you’ve downloaded the drivers, use the Install Drivers installer if you’re on a 32-bit Windows 10 installation, or the DPinst64 installer if you’re using 64-bit Windows 10. I am trying to create auto-username-writer with Digispark ATtiny 85. Make sure you install the right drivers for your version of Windows 10.
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