under “drivers” you can find the windows-drivers for mios32. make sure to pick the right one for you os. if it still doesnt work try uninstalling and re-installing…
The driver you downloaded is the GM5 driver and in the description is also written that the STM is not supported . You can use it as alternative to the legacy (“onboard”) driver for other cores.
After you connect the Core Module, wait until your operating system has found the interface,
the driver will be installed automatically.
Look in your device manager if some new hardware (usb audio device) is detected.
The STM32F401 is very limited, most major applications (such as MBNG, MBSEQ) wouldn’t fit into the small flash memory.
However, before you throw it away, you could send it to me so that I can provide (and test) a MIOS32 variant for this chip for the case that somebody want’s to use it for less complex applications like MIDIO128