For ten seconds, nothing. Then, the Windows 7 chime echoed through the shop. A bubble notification popped up: “Device ready: GCC Bobcat BI-60.”
His heart did a little jig. He remembered that disc. It was from 2015, the year the manufacturer stopped supporting the BI-60. The year a forum user named “VinylSlasher55” had uploaded a hacked .inf file that tricked Windows 7 into thinking the Bobcat was a generic HP plotter. gcc bobcat bi-60 cutting plotter driver windows 7