In Windows 8 however, this will fail stating the the driver is unsigned. I did find a solution but about a week later. Luckily, my system is a triple-boot setup (Windows 8 Professional x64, Windows 7 Professional x64 and Ubuntu 12.04 amd64) and was able to install the driver in Windows 7. Anyways, I did end up finding the solution within Windows 8 to disable driver signature enforcement. I took pictures to show the process. If you DO have a multi-boot system like me then all you have to do is restart your system and click Change defaults or choose other options, Choose other options and then go to step 4.
1) If you DO NOT have a multi-boot system you will move your cursor to the upper or lower right side of your desktop and click Settings:
2) Select Change PC Settings:
3) Now click on the General link and scroll down to Advanced Startup and click Restart now:
4) Select the Troubleshoot option:
5) Select Advanced Options:
6) Now in the Advanced options menu select Startup Settings:
7) On the next screen choose Restart where you will choose Disable driver signature enforcement (option 7) by pressing F7:
Now the system will restart. With the TX connected by USB you can go to Device Manager and manually update driver as stated at the beginning of this post. I hope this helps.
