[Where to go to get help with the ducky?]

On 8/9/2016 at 4:06 PM, axion said:

It acts just like a keyboard, so my first question is, do you have a spare (real) keyboard to plug into the chromebook to test that you can type with it? Also, can you test the ducky out on a Windows/Mac/Linux box at all, just to see if it works on that?

I plugged a keyboard into the Chromebook, and it worked just fine. Plugged the ducky into my Windows machine, and I get the same red light and no action. When I initially plugged it in, it showed that it was installing device drivers, but then nothing. It also doesn't show as an external device on my computer.

[Where to go to get help with the ducky?]

I'm having the same problem. Trying to use the ducky to set up Chromebooks. I can load the .bin files onto the microsd card without any problem (using Windows 7), but when I plug the ducky in to the Chromebook, I just get a solid red light with no action. Card is all the way in, button isn't pushed down (and pushing it does nothing). I'm using the 128MB SD card that came with the ducky.

I'm a total newbie to this kind of stuff and I'm feeling in over my head. I'm just trying to make my job easier by automating some processes. Any help would be appreciated.