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Everything is fine yet!
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It worked quite well for me. Just Graphics_A 5071 isn´t recognized as the newest version, it askes for 507.
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You are welcome!
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Did you download the Fix? That should correct the ASH1205 issue.
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Dann übernehm ich mal den job, das auf deutsch zu formulieren Bei OemPnPDriversPath sind zu viele Anführungszeichen ("). Entweder löscht du die manuell oder du lädst dir - wie djbe gesagt hat - das update für fedit runter oder du wartest, bis Bashrat ein neues fix bereitstellt. Bei Möglichkeit 2 und 3 mußt du allerdings nochmal die DriverPacks neu einbinden.
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The links haven't been updated. So just copy the link and replace "V504x" with "V505". Then it should work again.
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I got the same problem with the SI 3112. I Used Base 50413. The drive was recognized during setup and is accessable in Windows but in Device Manager the driver is not loaded. Strange!
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What is the problem with deleting the folders? They will be recreated at the next logon!
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No, they are not the same. It is Graphics A and B, and Sound A and B. There are different drivers in those packs. For example Graphic A is for nVidia and ATI, and Graphics B for the rest.
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Thats why you are supposed to use nlite. I think its to much work to remove everything manually. Why not use nlite? Just give it a chance.
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Did you try nlite to reduce the size of your installation cd. You can remove any components you do not need. e.g. the Windows Tour (~17 MB)
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@sonic The problem with nlite is the "End of file" character in the txtsetup.sif. It is a small square. OK, not really a square Just move it to the end of the txtsetup.sif and the problem is gone
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I got the same error. Everything is up to date. Using a Gigabyte GA 7 VAXP Ultra board with SiI 3112 Controller and the driver is installed automatically.
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To use the new DriverPack (Methode 2) I just have to replace the old one on my CD with the new one and remove the version info in the name, am I right?
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Just download the new DriverPack Base 4.10.2 and the problem is gone. It was because of the version number of the DriverPacks.