It's already synced with Microsoft's Bluetooth Stack. I'm not sure where I can get the Toshiba stack if I need it or if it will actually work with my device. The link on Touchmote page doesn't work.

I'm not even wanting to enable test most at all. Anyway, I'm trying it right now, but it seems like all lights are blinking on and off at the same time.

Does that mean the 64-bit driver for it is signed or does it even have one?

If I have to activate test mode, I'll pass. I'd rather avoid that as I don't want to mess around with that kind of stuff on my PC. Plus I'm not fond of the idea of seeing a watermark on the corner of my desktop. I actually removed Winaero quickly for that reason.

I guess Glovepie's out, then. The one I'm wanting to use is a TR remote. Thanks for trying to help anyway.

The VJoy driver is signed, which is why I'd prefer to use it. VJoy 1.x is compatible with PPJoy. I'm going to see what I can do with that and GlovePie for now.

I'm probably going to just play it safe for now. I notice your Touchmote thread. Having used a Steam Controller and experimented with some of the remapping settings, I can imagine there being quite a bit of potential with it if Wii remote support was integrated into Steam. Example, setting it up so that pointing at the edge of the screen acts like the right analog stick by manipulating the interior deadzone and outerring binding functionality. If you want to try setting it up for yourself and seeing what the possibilities are, here's how to do that:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1165768235

While the regionlock was implemented for one incredibly pathetic reason, that wasn't my concern. It was mentioned that PPjoy is unstable in Windows 7. I get this feeling it wouldn't be much better in Windows 10 64-bit. As a result, I'd rather avoid PPJoy if possible. I just wish I knew if Glovepie was compatible with Vjoy without needing to install PPJoy in some manner. Vjoy isn't mentioned in the exe at all Glovepie's code.

My concerns about Glovepie and PPJoy are mentioned here: http://vjoystick.sourceforge.net/site/index.php/forum/5-Discussion/373-vjoy-and-glovepie
I looked at Glovepie in a hex editor to see if I could find anything about Vjoy in the code, but closest I got was PPjoy.

I was able to find this: https://github.com/AndersMalmgren/FreePIE/wiki/Reference
It looks like IR tracking is in it judging on the variables there.