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I have gotten it to install now. There are multiple versions (I guess) of this 840m driver I had to try. The one I was using in the above post was labelled as Win7/8.1 driver v332.38 and I had another one that just said Windows 7 with the same version. Apparently, there is a driver signature issue in the one for Win8.1 that was causing rundll32.exe to balk at trying to install the INF and causing the installation to fail. Using the one for Win7 has the same problem. The difference is that this one opens a prompt to install an unsigned driver, which I've encountered before with touchpad software. Moving this topic to Drivers forum.

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At least five.... No good picture of many free bananas... Back to topic, -X- seems to like a particular one, posted in similar topic: http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/159602-looking-for-a-live-chat-feature-for-my-site/

It would appear it is available 8.1 but NOT 8.0: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff715708.aspx

I've been trying to install the nVidia GeForce 840m (mobile) driver and it is not working as expected. I typically will launch driver installation from an exe that is in the Startup folder. The drivers will fail to install in this way. All other nVidia mobile drivers work fine on other system. If I manually run the installation or run it via CMD, it works. Windows 7 Pro SP1 x64 in Audit Mode. I have tried the following launch methods: RunWait (@ComSpec & " /c c:\temp\g840m\64\setup.exe -s -i -noreboot -noeula")RunWait (@ComSpec & " /c c:\temp\g840m\64\setup.exe -s -i -noreboot -noeula", "c:\temp\g840m\64")The second one is a newer implementation that sets the working directory. 700 series and older did not need it, but the driver for the 860m requires it to be able to install. Using either of those commands results in the software not installing and the following errors.Event Viewer: Fault bucket , type 0Event Name: PnPDriverImportErrorResponse: Not availableCab Id: 0Problem signature:P1: x64P2: 0000001EP3: nvqu.infP4: 3e8d117273af480cdcf6ebb68dba29853ae41c19P5: P6: P7: P8: P9: P10: Attached files:C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Temp\DMI3BE6.tmp.log.xmlC:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Temp\LOG3F03.tmpc:\program files\nvidia corporation\installer2\display.driver.{0000bb89-2cd4-4cd4-bd0e-a8b19e8383a5}\nvqu.infThese files may be available here:C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportQueue\NonCritical_x64_126c3610fd693f59bf2b5daeb553ab6cac92c05e_cab_08623f50Analysis symbol: Rechecking for solution: 0Report Id: 1431dc3f-0d7d-11e4-94e1-0c8bfd9bb927Report Status: 4Error from LOG3F03.tmp: flq: {_commit_copyfile}!!! flq: Error installing file (0x0000001e)!!! flq: Error 30: The system cannot read from the specified device.! flq: SourceFile - 'c:\program files\nvidia corporation\installer2\display.driver.{0000bb89-2cd4-4cd4-bd0e-a8b19e8383a5}\nvcompiler.dl_' flq: TempFile - 'C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Temp\{10e4e57e-ac91-31bb-9a91-ec5ea646107a}\SET334D.tmp'! flq: TargetFile - 'C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Temp\{10e4e57e-ac91-31bb-9a91-ec5ea646107a}\nvcompiler.dll' flq: {SPFQNOTIFY_COPYERROR}!!! sto: Failed to copy file 'c:\program files\nvidia corporation\installer2\display.driver.{0000bb89-2cd4-4cd4-bd0e-a8b19e8383a5}\nvcompiler.dl_' to 'C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Temp\{10e4e57e-ac91-31bb-9a91-ec5ea646107a}\nvcompiler.dll'. Error = 0x0000001E flq: {SPFQNOTIFY_COPYERROR - returned 0x00000000}!!! flq: SPFQNOTIFY_COPYERROR: returned SPFQOPERATION_ABORT.!!! flq: Error 995: The I/O operation has been aborted because of either a thread exit or an application request. flq: {_commit_copyfile exit(0x000003e3)} flq: {_commit_copy_subqueue exit(0x000003e3)}!!! flq: FileQueueCommit aborting!!!! flq: Error 995: The I/O operation has been aborted because of either a thread exit or an application request. flq: {_commit_file_queue exit(0x000003e3)}!!! sto: Failed to copy driver package to 'C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Temp\{10e4e57e-ac91-31bb-9a91-ec5ea646107a}'. Error = 0x0000001EIt seems to me that the error is coming from DISM. If I run using nVidia's debug log as: RunWait (@ComSpec & " /c c:\temp\g840m\64\setup.exe -s -i -noreboot -noeula -log:" & Chr(34) & "C:\NVlog" & Chr(34) & " -loglevel:6", "c:\temp\g840m\64")I have this error: 36.202 | ERROR: [NVI2.NVDevicePhase] 1582@CNVDevicePhase::InstallHelper : Device phase failure Exception {0x8007001e - The system cannot read from the specified device.}. 36.213 | ERROR: [NVI2.NVDevicePhase] 419@CNVDevicePhase::InvokePhase : COM error: Exception {0x8007001e - The system cannot read from the specified device.}. 36.216 | ERROR: [NVI2.NVInstaller] 2059@CNVInstaller::InternalPerformInstall : Package "Display.Driver" failed with error: Exception {0x8007001e - The system cannot read from the specified device.; File: PerformInstall.cpp; Line: 4003; Phase failure}. 2014-07-18 02:35:03.573 ( 36.223) | INFO: [system] 391@Nvidia::Logging::Logger::Logger : 2014-Jul-18 02:35:03 : Logging init OK. Using configuration from HKLM for DefaultProcess, for the setup.exe. 2014-07-18 02:35:03.576 ( 36.226) | ERROR: [CPLUtil] 883@CPLUtil::CPLInstallSuccess : Control Panel install result data key not found. 2014-07-18 02:35:03.579 ( 36.229) | ERROR: [DisplayDriver.DisplayDriverExtSite] 2847@CDisplayDriverExtSite::ConfirmCPLInstall : Uninstalling "Display.Driver" due to the failure of Display.ControlPanel. 36.622 | ERROR: [NVI2.NVInstaller] 2545@CNVInstaller::InternalFinalizePackage : Error Exception {0xe0e00050} while finalizing package. 36.882 | ERROR: [NVI2.NVInstaller] 2105@CNVInstaller::InternalPerformInstall : Failing at package "Display.Driver" failed with error: Exception {0x8007001e - The system cannot read from the specified device.} - aborting install. 36.885 | ERROR: [NVI2.InstallThread] 54@CInstallThread::ThreadProc : Install failed - Exception {0x8007001e - The system cannot read from the specified device.; File: PerformInstall.cpp; Line: 4003; Phase failure} - going to fail state. 36.887 | DEBUG: [NVI2.Installation] 97@CInstallationStepper::Present : Presenting "!InstallFailed". 36.888 | DEBUG: [NVI2.Installation] 151@CInstallationStepper::Response : Response - not presenting, auto move next. 36.898 | DEBUG: [NVI2.NVInstaller] 996@CNVInstaller::InternalCleanupCacheDeferred : Scheduling deferred delete using module C:\Users\ADMINI~1\AppData\Local\Temp\NVI2_29.DLL waiting for this process c:\temp\ggt840m\64\setup.exe 3016. 37.451 | DEBUG: [NVI2.NVInstaller] 1037@CNVInstaller::InternalCleanupCacheDeferred : Deferred delete is primed. 37.453 | ERROR: [NVI2.NVInstaller] 217@CNVInstaller::PerformSteps : Installation failed with error Exception {0x8007001e - The system cannot read from the specified device.; File: InstallThread.cpp; Line: 109}.So it says it can't read the file. I searched for this problem online but no similar circumstance was available.Any ideas?

I wouldn't want the main chassis fan blowing into the PC. The only way the OP possibly could switch the fan to blow towards the front is if there are at least 2 fans pushing that air out. The other problem is that people typically will have HDDs at the front, you might not want heated air from the CPU going over those before exiting the chassis.

I don't think the Start Screen is stored in the profile proper... How are you adding your apps, with DISM? Tile customization can be done using the answer file but I don't see that in your code. Take a look here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj552650.aspx

I would think that no one in his right mind would NOT upgrade to Windows 8.1! I would think that more would be on Win 8.1 since Windows 8.0 (RTM) is EOS (End of Sale) already. You should be able to change your title in your profile. I think it was earlier in this thread, you and another user who are both "Junior" were referred to as "Junior" by two different people.

Forgive me georgy, this topic is in the funny farm. Your links have been removed because spam is not funny. Your other posts seem legit (what do I know) so you get a funny warning for now:

I corrected your topic title. We do not like generic titles (see forum rules). If I did the title wrong, you can fix it yourself using the full editor.

What is the model of the switch? Are there no other devices on the switch besides the 5 computers?

That particular site uses Dreamweaver's default rollover script. Either way, Firefox doesn't see the composite images as being "loaded" as they do not show up in the media view. The only way to get Firefox to do it is to save as webpage complete, then download each individual composite image and put into the files folder. That won't give you a single file to use like an MHT. It looks like you can use wget as well. http://superuser.com/questions/55040/save-a-single-web-page-with-background-images-with-wget I know of other programs that can scrape content off a site, but I don't know how to get them into a single file. Maybe there are MHT or MAFF editors?

Post your answer file sans confidential information.

For what board?

I'm wondering why you keep using symfix in this and your other thread. Why not set the _NT_SYMBOL_PATH environment variable and be done with it?

Only to say hello? No other posts to be made?

It looks to be that your application is expecting a certain version of (at least) MSVCR120.dll and you don't have that one. I would run Depends on the program to see what it complains about. Also, run Procmon on Stella.exe at launch to see what its search order for MSVCR120.dll is. If the first place to look is the home or working dir, you could put the correct version into that folder and no effect anything using the one in the Windows folder.

It is most likely that the INF you injected into your image does not support the actual hardware. In my own usage, I will verify what the storage controller HwID is before attempting to add drivers. There are multiple ways to do this: 1. Install an OS on it and look in Device Manager 2. Boot to DOS and run PCISCAN. If the device does not show up or is virtual then... 3. Boot with Make_PE3 (or alternatively a ChrisR project) and use the Device Manager. Verify the HwID in the INF, inject the INF. I do believe, that WinPE will let you run drvload on a storage driver without requiring a reboot. You can test your drivers using drvload and then use diskpart to list disk to verify you have found the correct driver.

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No takebacks! http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/170850-aero-glass-for-win81-125/page-73#entry1081581

You may be able to identify what those GUIDs are by searching for them in the registry.

I have seen some instances where a password will expire after 30 days. Which is why I keep this little command around: wmic useraccount where "name='UserName'" set PasswordExpires=false However, I have not seen this happen on any systems I have personally used, just client PCs. I also do not use blank passwords.

I haven't used this myself, but the SDK documentation implies that the path is where the image is being applied to. So the partition you are applying to would need some sort of extra space beyond the size of the image. As for how much space is used, I'm not sure how you could tell. I could be wrong in my interpretation of the help topic. Help topic from MSDN (matches content in the SDK helpfile) http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd851937.aspx OP cross posted on MSDN Social: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/4054d8d8-2d67-4119-8ede-6f0bbc17f01f/minimum-space-required-for-wimsettemporypath-api?forum=windowsgeneraldevelopmentissues