Now if I could get inside the head of this exe (which calls itself the "DRIVER") I could see how its communicating with the other files (the sys and inf) and see how it likes that.īut that's how it all goes down.
exe we placed in compatability mode (and I've tried ALL the compatability selections, even Windows 95). cpl (or reboot after installation, it places a thing in startup, the exe, but not the exe itself, so it never really runs on startup until you take the exe from the installation and put it in the right place) it opens the. I've tried yes a couple of times, but that never worked so I finally hit yes. So you then run the sortcut on your desktop to the cpl, it opens, you try, the only thing that works is the LED on the bottom, and you close it, you get the Windows Vista "Did this Control Panel work correctly?" thing. I hear that putting the exe in XP SP2 compatability mode will make it work, after you of course get all the files from the installation program. cpl in the system32 folder which is how you "control" the device.
ini (the installation only put one of them there, and not the EXE in the main folder either). It makes a folder in Program Files, which contains an EXE (the "Driver) and a folder called DRIVERS which contains a. The Installation folder only installs half the stuff you need, the other half you need to use the Universal Extractor to get out of the installation program, but to make sure it was at least registered (I hope) I ran the program and then just replaced all the files from it in their correct positions. Let me explain the layout of how the program is installed (or is supposed to be). Well, if so many people claim to get it working under Vista, why can't I be one of those people? I thought maybe the good people here would be able to help.
0 kommentar(er)
