December 28, 200619 yr It's happen just because i try to install my UACD on DFI NF4 SLI infinity.The device was found is second ide channel which make my Runoncecmd pause.Please help how can i get rid of it.Thanks
December 29, 200619 yr It's happen just because i try to install my UACD on DFI NF4 SLI infinity.The device was found is second ide channel which make my Runoncecmd pause.Please help how can i get rid of it.ThanksIs it the driver signing popup meaning the install totally freezes until you click ok or does it eventually continue?
December 29, 200619 yr Do you know what's causing this ?If so, just change the order and put it at the end. Edited December 29, 200619 yr by Camarade_Tux
December 30, 200619 yr Author Is it the driver signing popup meaning the install totally freezes until you click ok or does it eventually continue?Yes ,i have to click ok in new hardware dialog,and the RunonceCmd freeze too,Do you know what's causing this ?If so, just change the order and put it at the end.i think it won't work because that dialog is need to be clicked OK.Thanks u guys,Happy New Year.
December 30, 200619 yr Do you know what's causing this ?If so, just change the order and put it at the end.i think it won't work because that dialog is need to be clicked OK.Thanks u guys,Happy New Year.My point is that it is annoying to have to click three times in the middle of the installation. But imho it is not disturbing to click 3 times if you can use your computer immediately after.As far as I've understood, you are installing a driver. With this driver, you should keep catalog security files (.CAT) that holds the driver signing.I've never heard of any hack that would let you install non-signed driver without warning (or maybe something with group policies); if you want to get rid of the message, you really have to keep .cat files.And trust me, setting your driver to be the last item in runonce is a very fast way to get rid of this annoyance.
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