May 30, 200521 yr This is a very simple gui I made for "SetDevicePath.exe" which will allow you to browse to a directory containing a bunch of drivers. Then you can set your Windows XP to look for new drivers within that directory. When you are finished you just click on the "RESET" button and your Driver Path will be set back to normal.It is nothing much. I made it for myself... But maybe it will be useful to someone besides me.I haven't had a chance to thouroughly test it yet... but it should work fine if I understand how "SetDevicePath.exe" works correctly. So please let me know if it works ok or not.Enjoy. Path Changer Beta v0.1
May 30, 200521 yr I figured this should be moved to Device Drivers forum. So that's what I did.Topic moved to Device Drivers!
May 30, 200521 yr Author It was a very simple gui to make. But I think it is handy. Glad you like it Bashrat.
July 28, 200521 yr Author SetDevicePath.exe can be used from the command line. I simply made a gui to make it easy for others.
September 18, 200718 yr Author Here's an odd request from the maker of this tool...Can someone upload this program somewhere for me? I lost it. Thanks.
September 19, 200718 yr Here's an odd request from the maker of this tool...Can someone upload this program somewhere for me? I lost it. Thanks.That's classic! Sorry siginet I don't have it.
September 24, 200718 yr Here's an odd request from the maker of this tool...Can someone upload this program somewhere for me? I lost it. Thanks.If you want i can write you quick gui in AutoIt Shouldn't take long (not much lines either)... Maybe you could also try my program which does what SetDevicePath is doing just is a bit more advanced. Check my signature for it.
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