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Human interface device - BUG

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Hi there!

On RunOnce, I've noticed that some nLite builds make the system want to install a HID driver.

-If cancel, the RunOnce continue

-If I try to install, it works, but "the device cannot start" and RunOnce continue.

I know this driver install is useless: when I cancel it, nothing happens and everything work fine.

I cannot see what the cause of this. For me, it seems to be totally random.

I'd like to know what's going on, why is this installation prompting, and how to prevent it from prompting.

Thanks in advance.


Hm I can assure you that nLite doesn't call on any driver, could be that some addon you integrate or something does that?

Attach your preset please.

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[Hotfixes]

HotCatCleanup

D:\WinXP\Addons\Internet Explorer 7.0.exe

D:\WinXP\Addons\ProgramAddons_Java_Runtime_Environment_6_.cab

D:\WinXP\Addons\7-Zip.rar

D:\WinXP\Addons\FoxitPDFReader.rar

D:\WinXP\Addons\ProgramAddons_VLC_0.8.6b.cab

Edited by Ambrosia

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I've had this bug 2 times :

-a long time ago, I used pretty the same configuration, but with older tools/addons/updates

-now, the only thing I've changed is that I've added some addons (Java, VLC), some files manually, and some CMD commands. Of course I've updated the whole thing.

I'm pretty sure it does not come from the addons.

I've noticed it comes up only when using the command prompt !?!?!

Each time it was the HID driver. The same thing, during runonce, using CMD.

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