Infrared Problem

[katalyst^]

With nLite 1.2.1 and 1.3 beta, I am having problems getting infrared working properly. I have not removed infrared, but for some reason my infrared port won't work properly, and I get the error message

Windows cannot start this hardware device because its configuration information (in the registry) is incomplete or damaged. (Code 19).

Is there some other component that infrared depends upon that I might have removed?

[Components]

;# Applications #

Accessibility Options

Briefcase

ClipBook Viewer

Defragmenter

Games

Internet Games

NT Backup

Paint

Pinball

Screensavers

Wordpad

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Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)

Display Adapters

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Ethernet (LAN)

IBM PS/2 TrackPoint

IBM Thinkpad

ISDN

Logitech WingMan

Microsoft SideWinder

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MultiFunctional

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Scanners

Serial Pen Tablet

Sony Jog Dial

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Tape drives

Toshiba DVD decoder card

Wireless Ethernet (WLAN)

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AGP filters

ALI 1535 SMBus Host Controller

ALI IDE Controller

ATM Support

Brother Devices

CMD PCI IDE Controller

CPU AMD

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Floppy Support

Gravis Digital GamePort

Intel PCI IDE Controller

Iomega Zip drive

Joystick Support

Multi-port serial adapters

Ports (COM and LPT)

Smart Cards

Sony Memory Stick

Toshiba PCI IDE Controller

USB Audio support

USB Ethernet

USB Video Capture devices

VIA PCI IDE Controller

Windows CE USB Host

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Acm Core Codecs

ActiveX for streaming video

AOL ART Image Format Support

DirectX diagnostic tool

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Intel Indeo codecs

Luna desktop theme

Media Center

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Mouse Cursors

Movie Maker

Music Samples

Old CDPlayer and Sound Recorder

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Tablet PC

Windows Media Player

Windows Media Player 6.4

Windows Sounds

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Active Directory service

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Comtrol Test Terminal Program

Connection Manager

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IP Conferencing

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MSMail and MAPI

MSN Explorer

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NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS Protocol

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TAPI Application Support

TCP/IP Version 6

Vector Graphics Rendering (VML)

Web Folders

Windows Messenger

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.NET Framework

16-bit support

Administrator VB scripts

Application compatibility patch

Auditing Resource Dlls

Blaster/Nachi removal tool

Certificate Management

Color Schemes

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Disk and Profile Quota

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Document Templates

DR Watson

Extensible Storage Engine (Esent97)

FAT to NTFS converter

File and Settings Wizard

Help and Support

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MS Agent

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Private Character Editor

Remote Installation Services (RIS)

Save Dump Utility

Search Assistant

Security Center

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Shell Media Handler

Tour

User account pictures

Visual Basic Scripting support

Web View

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Alerter

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Automatic Updates

Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS)

Beep Driver

COM+

DHCP Client

Distributed Link Tracking Client

Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC)

DNS Client

Error Reporting

Fax Service

HTTP SSL

IMAPI CD-Burning COM Service

Indexing Service

Internet Authentication (IAS)

IPSEC Policy Agent

Message Queuing (MSMQ)

Messenger

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Network Provisioning

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System Monitor

System Restore Service

Task Scheduler

TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper

Terminal Services

Uninterruptible Power Supply

Universal Plug and Play Device Host

Volume Shadow Copy

WebClient

Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)

;# Directories #

DOCS

SUPPORT

VALUEADD

;# Compatibility #

[katalyst^]

Nevermind - I think the offending component was Ports (COM and LPT). I left it in and now infrared works.

[Speeddymon]

Nevermind - I think the offending component was Ports (COM and LPT). I left it in and now infrared works.

Definitely.. IR typically uses what used to be known as Serial port #2 (aka COM2).

[nuhi]

Gonna add to desc, thx

[Speeddymon]

Gonna add to desc, thx

nuhi, in case it isnt already there you might want to add something about dialup modems using com ports as well