The Virtual HID Minidriver Collection is a driver package used by Windows to manage Virtual Human Interface Devices (HIDs). HIDs are a class of devices that allow for user interaction with computers, such as keyboards, mice, touchpads, game controllers, and other input devices.

The Virtual HID Minidriver is typically part of the Windows operating system and allows the system to interact with virtual or emulated HID devices, such as those created by software or used in special configurations. These virtual devices are not physical hardware but are software-based representations of input devices. This driver collection is often used in the context of virtual machines, specialized devices, or for specific software that emulates or interacts with HID devices.