A little more explanation. In version 1.0.0 the name was asiobdin.dll and was in later versions corrected to asiobtin.dll.
Since you have registered asiobtin.dll as driver you have to pretend now the old 1.0.0 driver to be the right one by naming it now asiobtin.dll. You got what I mean?
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Ohh friends, Sorry! my bad!!!
Hahahaha
Out of attention from my side!!! IT’S MY STUPIDITY’S FAULT LOL
I had not seem this detail in the name of file…
I will going to try when I be back to my office tomorrow morning.
Let me know how it goes. It could be that you’d need to first uninstall the newer driver and install the old one again. For that case, here is the installer:
asiobdinsetup_WIN64_6.zip (284.6 KB)
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Hi @Ulf thanks again for your support! You are awesome, friend!
It works OK with Windows 10.
But sadly, it does not work under Windows 8 x64, 
I imagined that may be an older version would work on WIN8.
My project is pre configured, automated and optimized in a Windows 8 embedded edition ISO image and cannot be tranferred for other Windows version in this moment.
Thanks again for your valuable time you have take to help me! 
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