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Oh, maybe my screenshots are from C64 or MS-DOS Guy probably use one-core-api-base with patched kernel32.dll

bul*****. I tried replace VMware folder and drivers from system32\drivers but errors: VMware 12.0.0 VMware 11.1.4

@UsefulAGKHelper Still no Realtek I2S device detected. Do these drivers work and get the job done on your Asus laptop? Do they initialize devices connected via I2C?

https://pastebin.com/kNtEgwaX - i2cctrl.log from WinXP Screenshots from Win8.1 before and after installing I2C driver:

@UsefulAGKHelper Yes, now there is no BSOD 50 anymore, but your drivers probably don't do the job because I still can't install the sound driver:

Sorry, but if you publish a driver, e.g. on github, you should first test it on at least several computers. I'm not interested in your Asus x509FA laptop. I would like to use I2C drivers on other computers.

@UsefulAGKHelper I'm sorry, but I have to wrote your attention: do not quote the entire post, select only important lines using e.g. ... ... do not quote entire logs or other things, e.g. what AI wrote - select important lines from them test your drivers before posting public if you need to post the entire log, use sites designed for this purpose, e.g. pastebin.com

@UsefulAGKHelper Your latest i2cctrl driver install OK but after about some seconds BSOD 50 appears:

uartctrl.log [21/06/2026, 09:13 AM] AddDevice: PDO=FFFFFADFD0B5E060 [21/06/2026, 09:13 AM] AddDevice: checking HWID 'ACPI\8086228A' [21/06/2026, 09:13 AM] AddDevice: checking HWID '*8086228A' [21/06/2026, 09:13 AM] AddDevice: no supported HWID matched i2cctrl.log [21/06/2026, 09:11 AM] DriverEntry begin [21/06/2026, 09:11 AM] DriverEntry complete (mask=0x00000009) [21/06/2026, 09:11 AM] AddDevice: begin [21/06/2026, 09:11 AM] AddDevice: scanning HWIDs for controller match [21/06/2026, 09:11 AM] AddDevice: HWID candidate: ACPI\808622C1 [21/06/2026, 09:11 AM] AddDevice: HWID candidate: *808622C1 [21/06/2026, 09:11 AM] AddDevice: unsupported controller, skipping [21/06/2026, 09:21 AM] DriverEntry begin [21/06/2026, 09:21 AM] DriverEntry complete (mask=0x00000009) [21/06/2026, 09:21 AM] AddDevice: begin [21/06/2026, 09:21 AM] AddDevice: scanning HWIDs for controller match [21/06/2026, 09:21 AM] AddDevice: HWID candidate: ACPI\808622C1 [21/06/2026, 09:21 AM] AddDevice: HWID candidate: *808622C1 [21/06/2026, 09:21 AM] AddDevice: unsupported controller, skipping

@UsefulAGKHelper I tried your drivers - all using force because no compatible ID's and only GPIO install OK. I2C or UART - errors Code 31 (cannot load drivers...) setupapi.log #I163 Device not started: Device has problem: 0x1f: CM_PROB_FAILED_ADD.

@UsefulAGKHelper Your drivers I2C for other than HID really works e.g. GPIO or UART and posiible enable e.g. sound device that using I2C ??? I have Dell Wyse 3040 and audio device need Serial IO I2C (ACPI\808622C1\2) to work on Win 8.1 I need test your I2C driver on WinXP 64-bit

@UsefulAGKHelper You tried registry ACPI override ? https://msfn.org/board/topic/183464-updated-drivers-for-windows-xp-sp3-and-windows-2003-sp2-x32x64-for-modern-hardware/page/203/#findComment-1287983

No, my bootvid.dll is written from scratch in C language and I'm not sharing the source code yet.

@UsefulAGKHelper My screenshots are from VMware.

Please install my testpnp not signed driver on your German settings in my WinXP 64-bit and report is same error "The parameter is not correct" Control Panel > Add Hardware > Yes, I have already connected the hardware > Add a new hardware device > Install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced) > System devices > Have Disk... https://www.mediafire.com/file/ewlr8vzo7ighh54/testpnp.zip/file I tested exactly same ISO as I send for you, all settings Germany and no any problem installing my unsigned driver: