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From: muriwai on 21 May 2008 07:33
Hi,

I have an INF file for a 32/64-bit driver which works fine on 2003 x86/x64
and 2008 x86. Server 2008 x64 does not recognize the INF saying that the
folder does not contain a compatible software driver for my device. I
enabled TESTSIGNING and signed the CAT with a WHQL test signature, but that
didn't help. Is there a magical word I need to put into INF specially for
Server 2008 x64?

Thank you

From: muriwai on 23 May 2008 04:06
It was because of Windows failing to install drivers from Z:\ mapped to
VMWare's \\.host. Once copied to a local drive, the INF file is displayed as
signed with Authenticode and installs.


"muriwai" <muriwai(a)nospam.nospam> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have an INF file for a 32/64-bit driver which works fine on 2003 x86/x64
> and 2008 x86. Server 2008 x64 does not recognize the INF saying that the
> folder does not contain a compatible software driver for my device. I
> enabled TESTSIGNING and signed the CAT with a WHQL test signature, but
> that didn't help. Is there a magical word I need to put into INF specially
> for Server 2008 x64?
>
> Thank you

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