Am I doing something wrong? I am familiar with installing a printer driver using printui at the command line but my question is more specifically with Windows 7.
If a verifier /log command is typed at the command line, the command prompt does not return. also it works fine. (Double quotes are needed if path contains spaces)
I am trying to install driver using INF file from command line using rundll32.exe. Thanks in advance.Since you indicate this is for x64, there are two major questions:Don Burn Windows Driver Consulting Website: http://www.windrvr.com It's better to use SetupDI to install drivers instead of this method.Given that is a cut & paste, I would suggest you check your spelling. Again, this only redirects strerr. After searching I came to know that this is the same command which I need to use to install driver using INF on Windows 64 bit version. Am I doing something wrong? "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.)
Should it not be InstallHinfSection, instead of InsatllHinfSection? endobj If there is some other mechanism, and if in fact installation as documented in the WDK does not work, perhaps you might want to update the WDK pages I pointed you at.perhaps the confusion here is that we are not talking about pnp drivers?Actually I m going to install the driver by the proper way and having problem while copying the files to specific paths... ie.. ..\drivers Folder.now I detected exac problem and noticed that it's due to Access rights to the 'drivers' folder...I'm getting this same issue but using SetupAPI.
(* Driver is compiled as 64 bit and digital signature also...)Ok, and what exactly is bad about using right-click to kick off an install? Intel® PROSet for Windows PowerShell* software has replaced this functionality.
Click on the Drivers push button, or the ODBC Drivers tab (depending on the platform). To install a specific installer package, the MSI package name needs to be entered into the command line. Using the USB drive, I can access the command line but for some reason when I try to pull up driver verifier it says it doesn't have any settings applied to it.
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Nothing else (for the most part). stream 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
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%PDF-1.7 Double Driver works on Windows XP, Vista and 7 32-bit and 64-bit. I like to think of the [DefaultInstall] thing as a shortcut for avery simple software installer.
From what I can tell, the command line isn't affecting my actual windows and is instead affecting the windows installation on the USB drive, which doesn't help me at all. Please help me out in this. command line.) <>
Following is the command which I am using: rundll32 setupapi, InsatllHinfSection DefaultInstall 132
moving forward. As far as I know, 'right click inf file' or its equivalents are THE ONLY WAY, and yes your minifilter has to be signed for WIN7
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is decorated (e.g. DefaultInstall is a legacy method which will only (1) copy files and (2) create a service section. But it is failing consistantly with message boc "Installation Failed". is this a pnp driver? To close the log file and return a prompt, use the CTRL+C key. Windows* 8.1 and Windows Server* 2012 R2 are the last operating systems to support the Intel … is decorated (e.g. The OP's question was specific to minifilter installation.where the exact method used by the OP is documented as appropriate to this type of driver.RUNDLL32.EXE SETUPAPI.DLL,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 132 path-to-inf\infname.inf"I'm sorry, but perhaps you could explain what you think the installation procedure is for a filesystem minifilter driver on Win7? If you wish to redirect both stdout and stderr you need to duplicate your stderr output to stdout by using the >& command. So right click. properly.
It's better to use SetupDI to install drivers instead of this method.Actually this is the documented method for installing specific types of drivers, for example filesystem minifilters.
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