If the package was installed and needs removal:

This specific file (1.0-22) was released around March 2020.

The Windows Operating System utilizes a rigid, layered architecture for driver management. Normally, when you plug in a USB device, a specific functional driver (such as a mouse, mass storage, or camera driver) claims it.

Alternatively, use command line:

Usbdk-1.0-22-x64.msi is a vital tool for developers, QA engineers, and virtualization enthusiasts, particularly those using QEMU on Windows. By providing low-level, exclusive access to USB devices, it enables seamless USB passthrough. Installing this driver is a simple process that, while technically oriented, significantly enhances the capabilities of Windows-hosted virtual machines.

Because UsbDk operates deeply inside the Windows USB stack, compatibility errors can disrupt peripheral devices. Releases · daynix/UsbDk - GitHub

This installer is a critical component for developers and system administrators who need direct control over USB hardware. This comprehensive guide breaks down what this file is, how it works, its safety profile, and how to troubleshoot common issues. What is UsbDk1022x64.msi?

This driver package is not produced by Microsoft. It is most prominently associated with two major ecosystems:

Understanding usbdk1022x64msi: What is Daynix UsbDk and Why It Matters

When you need to pass a USB license dongle, webcam, or specialized hardware into a virtual machine, UsbDk often provides better performance and stability than the standard VirtualBox extension pack.