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Internet search : windows command prompt mount usb indows-xp.htmlī) After navigating to the mounted USB drive & appropriate folder, how do I load the RAID driver for the laptop? The following link suggests to use pnputil.exe, but this program won't run in my Windows 8 DVD recovery environment command prompt. Here are further troubleshooting steps I tried, based on Internet search results:Ī) How do I mount the USB stick (which has the RAID driver for the laptop)? The following link is old, but the steps work. "Load drivers" during a repair operation. In Windows 7 Recovery, there's an option to

#INSTALL DRIVERS FROM COMMAND PROMPT WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#

If I could figure out how to load the Intel storage driver from USB, I think Window-on-DVD would be able to find the restore point on my hard drive. Windows, as booted from DVD, can't see the logical hard drive. Restart this computer, select an operating system, and then select System Restore" Step (5) gives an error message : "To use System Restore, you must specify which Windows installation to restore. I don't see any options for doing this, can someone please help.? Here's where I'm at step-by-step: My laptop has a RAID array, so I need to load the storage driver in order for the Windows Recovery Environment to be able to see the hard drives. Restore to, but I'm having trouble accomplishing this.

I know there's a recent restore point that I can The spinning balls continue for hours & hours.

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I'm running Windows 8 Pro (64-bit) & after a Windows Update reboot, I can't get to the start screen. So as you can see pretty much the same a above, looks like a premissions issue but I am running the setup as Admin and there are no other issues (services are installed, accouts are validated, etc.I'm really stuck here with my HP dv7t-7200 laptop. Looking at the following error is posted: "!!! flq: The file queue callback routine faulted during commit with exception c0000005."

SETUPAPI.SetupCommitFileQueueA() with no callback specified.įAILED with error 13 (The data is invalid).

Two instances of "! flq: Missing SourceDisksFiles/SourceDisksNames information from INF." in, I've tried messing with the inf-file quite a lot but to no avail, either the syntax is not supported by inf2cat.exe or I get warnings SUCCESS: Looking at the it now has a couple of interesting lines:Īrchitecture = amd64 (Previously when the path was pointing to my souredir for the installer Architecture was = x86 So not due to IS being 32bit! Now this looks correct).

SETUPAPI.SetupQueueCopySectionA() using section “DefaultInstall” and the %windir%\inf path.

SETUPAPI.SetupOpenInfFileA() using returned inf-path from step 1.

SUCCESS: myMiniFilter.inf copied to oem1.inf in Windows\inf dir, and driver package files to 'C:\Users\ADMINI~1\AppData\Local\Temp\ ( in ) failed with "Error 0x800b0109: A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is not trusted by the trust provider."

Attempt to copy files using SETUPAPI.SetupCopyOEMInfA().

Target System Windows Server 2008 R2 - 64bit ( Updated with all current OS-patches and IE9)

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InstallShield 2010 InstallScript installer compiled for 64 bit release. I've tried countless variants on the inf-file and the setupapi-calls but am just getting different issues without really I've been wrestling with this issue for a month or two now and it's driving me crazy. I'm getting this same issue but using SetupAPI.

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It's better to use SetupDI to install drivers instead of this method. For more information about signing driver packages, see Note The INF file of a driver package must not contain an INFĭefaultInstall section if the driver package is to be digitally signed. More complicated than this and indeed, DefaultInstall also has no concept of what a signed driver is and the CAT file will never be properly moved over the the CATDB. DefaultInstall is a legacy method which will only (1) copy files and (2) create a service section.

However, it should be understood, you can't actually install a driver this way. In short, starting in Vista, DefaultInstall sections will need to be platform specific if the platform is specific :) DefaultInstalls which fail with "Installation Failed" will succeed if the section I've learned a lot about this particular method.