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Google Desktop Sidebar, IMO.
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Is there a question?
P.S.: less than 1% of the Windows pc's uses Windows ME, since it's REALLY bad.
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A couple hundred, using my DriverPacks
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Hi patwa,
next time please attach a file instead of completely posting it!
You can find links to some nice tutorials in the sticky, in section #1.
Topic closed.
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Nice
I also use this one and would recommend it to everyone: it's fast, stable and easy in use!
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What is the command line you are using?
EDIT: Temporarily disabling the Driver Signing Policy isn't a possibility?
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Hm.... After reading your quite complete overview of what's wrong and the process you've gone through, I think the only conclusion can be (especially considering the error "...have been replaced by unrecognised version...") that nLite slipstreams the newer drivers, replacing the original, older ones. The easiest way to prevent that, is using the OemPnPDriversPath method for your drivers. That way Windows won't complain - 100% sure.
Check the sticky, section #2.
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LOL
I ran the exe
went into windows hardware.
clicked update drivers
linked to drivers
it said they were unsigned and came with the usual confirm screen
I installed them
I used task manager to close the exe.
What is the correct order?
Cheers again for the help
Odd... Could you please tell me WHICH WatchDriverSigningPolicy.exe you're using? (Where did you get it?)
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Hmm... I suppose you have 2 possibilities for a correct installation:
1. slipstream the KB888111 driver + install the driver any way you like (slipstream, OemPnPDriversPath, Pyron's method, KtD method)
2. do everything manually: install the KB88811 driver manually + install the driver manually
(And if 2. doesn't work, 1. sure does!)
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ok i tried to copy my drivers to my xp disc but instead of installing drivers it copied the actuel folder to my hardrive with the drivers in,this is my folder set up i created a folder called $oem$ then inside that i put the folders $1,$$,$progs,$docs,inside the $1 folder i have a folder called install and one for drivers,and inside the$$ folder i have a folder called system 32,now what it actuly did is install the folders( install and drivers) to my c drive.
i setup the folders as it says here ref or at least i thought i had were have i gone wrong
ok and just for reference here is a copy of my winnt.sif file
That is EXACTLY what it's supposed to do. The question is: did you enter your OemPnPDriversPath correctly? Do you actually HAVE the folders you referenced there?
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If you would like, then I can post photos of the magazine cover & the page where this review appears, etc.
I would appreciate that a lot! Thanks!
I wouldn't mind seeing those scans/pics either...
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Use the Get_hwids.exe file you can find in my signature to determine what HWID your IRDA device has. Then google for that HWID and probably you'll find the driver you need.
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That 'XPCD folder' can be named ANYTHING, like: UWXPCD, UAXPCD, WXPCD, XPDVD, anything you like....
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Not truly a 'bug', but...
If you want to move a topic and you move it to the same forum as the original one, you get a flat ERROR instead of a message. Wasn't that different before?
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Then are you using the latest Realtek drivers? THE CORRECT drivers? (NOT the AC'97 drivers...)
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The reason of this post? This information can be found in section #1 of the sticky.
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This .exe has to be running DURING driver installation, that must be the reason why it doesn't work for you!
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Do you have
OemPreinstall=Yes
in your winnt.sif?
This prevents the files from copying, if I remember well.
P.S.: which driver is this? You could try my DriverPack MassStorage.
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Try another version of nLite that does not cause this problem.
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Find the product name/type of your Toshiba laptop and then google for it. You'll have the answers you need in a second!
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Create an MSI setup that executes WatchDriverSigingPolicy.exe (or a self-made AutoIt compiled script). For as long as WatchDriverSigningPolicy.exe is active, you will be able to install any driver!
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You included BOTH the hotfix (KB888111 indeed) AND the Realtek audio driver in your UWXPCD?
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Temporarily disable the Driver Signing Policy!
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There aren't RSS feeds for ALL forums? :s