When installing FreeUSBi driver on Windows10, installation will be denied by security reason.
I guess there are two ways to install....

1. Disable Windows10 Driver Signature Enforcement.
   2.Use Signed Driver

I found 2nd solution solver's web page...
https://www.diemaker.de/2017/08/11/suredsp-freeusbi-treiber-signieren/

On both operating systems, this error message appears: The hash value for the file is not in the specified catalog file.

My approach:

1. Board connected to computer
2. Copy file ADI_USBi.spt into the driver folder of the appropriate system
3. Start the driver update with the Device Manager
4. No driver is found with path to the driver folder
5. Even with direct specification of the cyusb3.inf two drivers / device types appear and no one works..

This issue is still present in the current release-0.2

The mounting holes of the freeUSBi PCB are not aligned to the main cypress board that its connected to.

This should be fixed in a future revision.

• there're 2 different versions of the china mainboard used with freeUSBi
  ** as mentioned in the freeUSBi getting started guide
• to improve compability, one VCC and GND pin of the left pinheader should be disconnected from the pinheader
  ** refer to freeUSBi getting started guide for the actual pin positions
• it's not necessary that these pins are connected on the pinheader, there're several other VCC / GND - connections to supply the freeUSBi board
• Then the freeUSBi is fully compatible with both versions of china boards

Following the instructions in the Google docs EXACTLY does not appear to work for W7x64 . Windows device manager just says "could not find driver software for your device"