Hi

I have the problem that I don't get usber.sys working on Windows ME. On Win2k
it works, but I guess that it's more luck than knowing what exactly goes on
(there are some good examples to find).

The key-problem is, that the i.e. registry entries are not fully specified
(what's possible in the Install section).

Does anybody know where to find a more detailed information about INF files,
i.e. what different registry entries are possible, or how to extract a default
driver from default Windows installation CD, etc?

Without additional information it will stay trial-and-error to complete the INF
file - but still: how to know about existing possibilities without having a
description about it?

Many thanks for help

Holi

Re: Where to find more detailed INF description? by revo

revo
Mon Oct 18 07:29:18 CDT 2004

I will respond in your previous post about serial port emulation in win9x.

Op Mon, 11 Oct 2004 17:07:53 +0200, schreef Holi:

> Hi
>
> I have the problem that I don't get usber.sys working on Windows ME. On Win2k
> it works, but I guess that it's more luck than knowing what exactly goes on
> (there are some good examples to find).
>
> The key-problem is, that the i.e. registry entries are not fully specified
> (what's possible in the Install section).
>
> Does anybody know where to find a more detailed information about INF files,
> i.e. what different registry entries are possible, or how to extract a default
> driver from default Windows installation CD, etc?
>
> Without additional information it will stay trial-and-error to complete the INF
> file - but still: how to know about existing possibilities without having a
> description about it?
>
> Many thanks for help
>
> Holi


Re: Where to find more detailed INF description? by Stephan

Stephan
Tue Oct 19 14:51:27 CDT 2004

On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 17:07:53 +0200, Holi <holi@nospam.com> wrote:

>Does anybody know where to find a more detailed information about INF files,

I ran into the same problem recently. Eventually I found it all here:

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/archive/wfw/2_ch5.mspx

HTH, Stephan