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Your Digispark will after about 10 seconds start blinking – woohoo.Click the ‘Upload’ button – an arrow pointing to the right and when it’s done compiling, plug your Digispark in.Click > File > Examples > Digispark_Examples > Start.Make sure Digispark is selected under > Tools > Programmer.Make sure the Digispark is selected under > Tools > Board.Start the Arduino IDE from wherever you extracted it, arduino.exe.Loading and running your first Blink test When complete go back to the folder you unzipped and run the Arduino executable to open the Arduino IDE.Plug in your digispark and your drivers should be installed.Go through the wizard to install the Digispark driver Inside that folder run the InstallDriver executable file. To install the driver go into the folder you just unzipped and go to the “Digispark – Windows Driver” folder.Before plugging in the Digispark or running the Arduino IDE you must install the driver.Make sure you have all USB devices removed/ejected, to minimise any chance of clashing.This will restart your PC – Instructions here: For Windows 8 & 8.1 you must disable driver signature verification.Unzip the Arduino IDE to an easily accessible directory.

Download the Arduino IDE (v1.04) with the Digispark Addons.

I know you’re excited but don’t plug your digispark in just yet, drivers need to be installed beforehand.

Tested on Windows 8.1 Pro, so not sure if this applies to Windows 8. Setting up your digispark in Windows for the 1st time use, including Windows 8.1 You can find out more at and get help on the digistump Wiki.