SDWire3 not detected in Windows

[kajetan-mint]

Hi, I'm using the Badger'd SDWire3 and sdwire-cli doesn't detect the device.
Setup: I've installed a microSD card and connected it to my Windows laptop (host) via the USB-C connector. No target connected. I'm able to read & write to the SD card fine. Installed the sdwire-cli using the pip (system-wide, no vitrual env).
Tested using a USB-A to USB-C and another USB-C to USB-C cable, both detect the SD card reader fine but can't control the mux.
Tried running the PowerShell terminal as admin, no difference.
On Ubuntu the device works fine - the device is detected, I can switch between host and target (same cable, laptop, port, SD card).

Log:

PS C:\Users\xxx> sdwire --debug list
Serial                        Product Info              Block Dev
DEBUG:sdwire.backend.detect:Error finding SDWire3 devices: No backend available
INFO:sdwire.backend.detect:no usb devices found while searching for SDWire..
DEBUG:sdwire.backend.detect:Error finding USB devices: No backend available

[talhaHavadar]

Hello @kajetan-mint , thank you very much for reaching out. we are using pyusb which uses libusb in the backend. So based on the message I see it is not able to find the backend driver.

Can you make sure it is installed in your windows system? (I dont really have access to a windows machine myself so I cannot test it)

But this is the documentation I found about installing libusb: https://github.com/libusb/libusb/wiki/Windows#user-content-Driver_Installation

They recommend using zadig to install, please try it with different backends you see in zadig