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Hi,
I'm trying to create a .inf file for my device. It seems to have
trouble finding the C:\windows\system32\inf\driver.inf file and
C:\windows\system32\drivers\driver.sys file. I copy these files
manually, before launching the hardware wizard.
The wizard detects the device and (I think) loads the driver.inf
file because I see the name of the device that I entered into
that file. Then I get the "This driver is not signed by microsoft"
message, and I click "Continue Anyway".
Then, it fails to find the driver.sys file, and I have to *manually*
point to file to C:\windows\system32\drivers\driver.sys which is
where it copies the file to anyways.
How can I have my .inf file automatically detect the driver file
that exists in C:\windows\system32\drivers\driver.sys?
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I'm not a driver expert, but are you sure your directories are correct?
I'm using WinXP and the only INF folder exist is on c:\windows not
c:\window\system32, and there's no driver.* found.
"Takahiro Horie" <tak@thorie.com> ???
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> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to create a .inf file for my device. It seems to have
> trouble finding the C:\windows\system32\inf\driver.inf file and
> C:\windows\system32\drivers\driver.sys file. I copy these files
> manually, before launching the hardware wizard.
>
> The wizard detects the device and (I think) loads the driver.inf
> file because I see the name of the device that I entered into
> that file. Then I get the "This driver is not signed by microsoft"
> message, and I click "Continue Anyway".
>
> Then, it fails to find the driver.sys file, and I have to *manually*
> point to file to C:\windows\system32\drivers\driver.sys which is
> where it copies the file to anyways.
>
> How can I have my .inf file automatically detect the driver file
> that exists in C:\windows\system32\drivers\driver.sys?
>
> Thanks,
> Tim
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