How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000?

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    - why PassThru couldn't pass ChkINF test? When I tested PassThru, a sample IM driver in Windows 2003 DDK,with HCT 11.2 ChkINF, I found the following error "Line 33: ERROR: (DE22.19.4011) The AddService ServiceName parameter must match the NDI\Service entry in the Registry. " Can't the sample driver supplied by Microsoft pass the HCT test? Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35882
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    - Trouble loading WIA minidriver DLL under Windows 2000 I have a problem related to a WIA minidriver. I'm not sure which newsgroup is the correct one for this; let me know if there is a more appropriate group. I've created a WIA scanner minidriver that loads and works fine on Windows XP. I also intend for this minidriver DLL to provide STI functionality in Windows 2000 and Windows 98. My problem is that this WIA/STI DLL is not getting loaded under Windows 2000 for some reason. The STI_Trace.log file contains only the following error line: e STISVC [stisvc.exe::0x65c] Could not open device ({6BDD1FC6-810F-11D0-BEC7-08002BE2092F}\0001) . Received from STI: hResult=(80040154). Object not maintained Win2K does not like my DLL for some reason. My entry point function never gets called. However, under Windows XP and Windows 98ME my DLL does get loaded. These are the only three Windows versions I've tried so far. I do have two other working minidrivers I can use as references. One, of course, is the DDK WIA sample scanner minidriver. The other is an existing scanner product that currently works under Win2K, although its STI DLL was not built by me. I believe that my INF file is correct and the registry entries all look good to me. Anyway, to rule out those possibilities, I decided to install the other working scanner product and then rename and substitute my own WIA DLL in place of the other DLL. When I did this, my DLL was still not loaded. But when I substituted the WIA sample scanner DLL, that DLL is loaded ok---its entry point gets called. It's only my DLL that will not get loaded. So there is apparently no problem with the registry, and the DLL can be found. It just won't get loaded and get its entry point called for some reason. I then compared my DLL with the WIA sample minidriver to see what could be different. I built both using the build utility and the Windows XP SP1 DDK, build 2600.1106. I initially had a different entry point than the sample scanner. I was using _DllMainCRTStartup because my DLL uses the C runtime library---in fact, it uses STL as well. So normally I see my DllMain() function get called by _DllMainCRTStartup . But to make sure this wasn't the problem, I made my entry point to be "DllEntryPoint" to match the WIA sample code (remembering to specify DLLENTRY=DllEntryPoint in the sources file of course). But this did not help. I checked the exports (using DUMPBIN) to make sure both DLLs have the same exports. The only difference is the DliHook export in the sample minidriver, but that should not matter. I then compared the "sources" files. Mine is almost the same as the sample minidriver's. There are only two differences. Since I'm using STL, I need to set USE_STL=1 and USE_NATIVE_EH=1. Other than that they look the same. So why does my DLL not get loaded under Win2K?? It should not be a problem with a GUID---the DLL entry point does not even get called. So Windows doesn't even know anything about the GUID yet. The only thing I can imagine is that my entry point looks different in some way, maybe of because the way it was compiled. But I cannot see any significant difference between how my DLL and the sample minidriver are built. Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35880
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    - Capturing Unicode string in DrvTextOut Hi, I am writing a virtual printer driver for WinXP. In DrvTextOut(), I need to capture and record the Unicode text string to be printed. Sometimes, this string is contained in STROBJ->pwszOrg. However, when STROBJ->flAccel contains SO_GLYPHINDEX_TEXTOUT, "pwszOrg points to an array of glyph indexes, rather than a Unicode array." As hard as I tried, I could not figure out how to convert this array of glyph indexes back into Unicode characters. Am I missing something here? Please help! Regards. Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35878
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    - a keybaord/mousr filter driver Hi, After reviewing some website (http://www.sysinternal.com) I programmed a keyboard/mouse filter driver. But there is something strange. I have a global variable to control whether to ignore keyboard scan code: if (ignore) { for (i=0; i<numOfKey; i++) KeyData[i].makecode=0; } I initialized the variable "ignore=0" in DriverEntry but once I rebooted my PC, the driver starts working and my keyboard does not have any respond. It seems that the variable ignore is non-zero even I initialized it with zero!! Can anoyone help? Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35875
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    - Parallel and/or serial port What are the requirments for programming using these ports ie. picking data sending data etc. My programming language is C#.NET or VB.NET Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35874
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    - compilation error: ConvertStringSecurityDescriptorToSecurityDescriptor I am comliling user-mode dll from DDK build window (DDK version 3790). After I added security attributes code, I get compilation errors. I tried to include "sddl.h" file. I even tried to give include path for sddl.h. But still "Cannot open file sddl.h". I dont see sddl.h anywhere in c:\winddk. I found few DACL related definitions in wdm.h which is included in my workspace. How can I compile code with function "ConvertsecurityDescriptorToSecurityDescriptor" from DDK window. TARGETTYPE=DYNLINK DLLENTRY=DLLMain TARGETLIBS=$(SDK_LIB_PATH)\kernel32.lib \ $(SDK_LIB_PATH)\user32.lib \ $(SDK_LIB_PATH)\setupapi.lib \ $(SDK_LIB_PATH)\winmm.lib \ $(SDK_LIB_PATH)\advapi32.lib USE_MAPSYM=1 USE_MSVCRT=1 DEBUG_CRTS=1 UMTYPE=windows USER_C_FLAGS=/FAcs SYNCHRONIZE_BLOCK=1 INCLUDES=..\..\inc; \ ..\..\driver\common; \ c:\winddk\inc\wnet; \ c:\Program Files\Microsoft Platform SDK\Include; \ C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDK\Include SOURCES= 1394apidll.c \ 1394dllmain.c Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35865
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    - Parallel port direct i/o? Hi, is it possible to program the parallel port with system-supplied drivers? The DDK help says something like "raw access to ports", but it seems it is only for controlling printers. I need to program the port directly, i.e. setting and releasing port lines. At the moment, I'm using this "user-mode- security-hack-driver" and inb/outb calls. Do I have to do these inb/outb calls in kernel mode to have a reliable communication without scheduler- interrupts? I'm doing time-critical communication over the port but the scheduler switches in stages where it mustn't. Are kernel drivers "safe" from unwanted scheduler switches or would it also don't work? Thanks for your help. Thomas Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35858
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    - Talk to RAIDs (Promise/Adaptec)? Eliyas: How do you talk to a RAID miniport? Specifically to get the status of the drives masked by the driver. Samples/specs/IOCTL's/structures unique to RAIDS greatly appreciated. Regards, Jorg Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35856
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    - How to develop netmeeting like app I need to develop an application that takes control over tcp/ip on a client computer by specifing the client ip and port. This app will need to show the client desktop as he see it and have access to its machine. Any ideas? Ron Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35853
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    - USB performance I have been measuring the performance of a USB 2.0 device we have developed and a driver based on the code provided in the Walter Oney book and discovered some strange things. 1. On dual processor machines, the throughput is 50% greater when one of the processors is removed. This is under Windows 2000 SP4. 2. On some machines, the throughput is more than twice as much under USB1 than under USB2. This is generally with USB1 ports integrated on the motherboard and with a PCI USB2 card. This has only been observed under Windows 2000, never under XP. I wonder if anyone else has observed similar behaviour, or has ideas as to how I could investigate further. Regards, John Hall Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35850
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    - digital still camera sony dsc p1 I want to enum the stillimage-devices but the enumerator has the count 0. But I have a digitalcamera plugged in into the USB-Port and XP is showing a trayicon that can remove the device. A USB-Digitalcamera has to be a WIA-Device so why isn t it showing in the enumerator? Thanks for replies. Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35843
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    - BugCheck 0x7e Hi, My driver bugchecks after the AddDevice routine. The meaning is SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED with code STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION. I need help debugging this issue. *** Fatal System Error: 0x0000007e (0xC0000005,0x8051FCDD,0xFD5BB930,0xFD5BB630) Break instruction exception - code 80000003 (first chance) A fatal system error has occurred. Debugger entered on first try; Bugcheck callbacks have not been invoked. A fatal system error has occurred. Connected to Windows XP 2600 x86 compatible target, ptr64 FALSE Loading Kernel Symbols ........................................................... .......................... Loading unloaded module list .... Loading User Symbols *********************************************************** ******************** * * * Bugcheck Analysis * * * *********************************************************** ******************** Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information. BugCheck 7E, {c0000005, 8051fcdd, fd5bb930, fd5bb630} Probably caused by : ntoskrnl.exe ( nt! IovUtilMarkDeviceObject+9 ) Followup: MachineOwner --------- nt!RtlpBreakWithStatusInstruction: 805103fa cc int 3 kd> !analyze -v *********************************************************** ******************** * * * Bugcheck Analysis * * * *********************************************************** ******************** SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED (7e) This is a very common bugcheck. Usually the exception address pinpoints the driver/function that caused the problem. Always note this address as well as the link date of the driver/image that contains this address. Arguments: Arg1: c0000005, The exception code that was not handled Arg2: 8051fcdd, The address that the exception occurred at Arg3: fd5bb930, Exception Record Address Arg4: fd5bb630, Context Record Address Debugging Details: ------------------ EXCEPTION_CODE: (NTSTATUS) 0xc0000005 - The instruction at "0x%08lx" referenced memory at "0x%08lx". The memory could not be "% s". FAULTING_IP: nt!IovUtilMarkDeviceObject+9 8051fcdd 8b81b0000000 mov eax,[ecx+0xb0] EXCEPTION_PARAMETER1: fd5bb930 CONTEXT: fd5bb630 -- (.cxr fffffffffd5bb630) eax=00000000 ebx=00000000 ecx=00000000 edx=00000002 esi=ffbc5960 edi=00000000 eip=8051fcdd esp=fd5bb9f8 ebp=fd5bba04 iopl=0 nv up ei pl nz na pe nc cs=0008 ss=0010 ds=0023 es=0023 fs=0030 gs=0000 efl=00010202 nt!IovUtilMarkDeviceObject+9: 8051fcdd 8b81b0000000 mov eax,[ecx+0xb0] Resetting default context DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: DRIVER_FAULT BUGCHECK_STR: 0x7E LAST_CONTROL_TRANSFER: from 804d6946 to 8051fcdd STACK_TEXT: fd5bb9f4 804d6946 8112a0e8 00000000 fd5bba60 nt!IovUtilMarkDeviceObject+0x9 fd5bba04 80554a53 81133190 00000000 00000001 nt! IovUtilMarkStack+0x54 fd5bbacc 8055a657 00000000 05000001 81133190 nt!PipCallDriverAddDevice+0x404 fd5bbd18 8055af62 81248590 00000001 00000000 nt!PipProcessDevNodeTree+0x147 fd5bbd4c 804d7125 00000003 80549fc0 8054eddc nt!PiProcessReenumeration+0x5e fd5bbd74 804ed629 00000000 00000000 81259020 nt!PipDeviceActionWorker+0x133 fd5bbdac 8057c73a 00000000 00000000 00000000 nt! ExpWorkerThread+0xfe fd5bbddc 805124c1 804ed556 00000001 00000000 nt!PspSystemThreadStartup+0x34 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 nt! KiThreadStartup+0x16 FOLLOWUP_IP: nt!IovUtilMarkDeviceObject+9 8051fcdd 8b81b0000000 mov eax,[ecx+0xb0] FOLLOWUP_NAME: MachineOwner SYMBOL_NAME: nt!IovUtilMarkDeviceObject+9 MODULE_NAME: nt IMAGE_NAME: ntoskrnl.exe DEBUG_FLR_IMAGE_TIMESTAMP: 3d6de35c STACK_COMMAND: .cxr fffffffffd5bb630 ; kb BUCKET_ID: 0x7E_nt!IovUtilMarkDeviceObject+9 Followup: MachineOwner --------- TIA Dayalan. Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35839
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    - USB MIDI device driver development I'd completed the design of the hardware side of a USB MIDI music keyboard. However, I have no idea what will be the Windows XP device driver development. I read some books on the Windows WDM already but still have no idea. I understand that Windows XP/2K had USB-MINI class driver but don't know what else is needed? Can someone give me some pointer on what is needed? I had experienced in the VxD but not WDM Thanks Kan. Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35836
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    - hibernate & WM_POWERBROADCAST Hi, is it possible to send "BROADCAST_QUERY_DENY", from my application to Operatibg system . i want to do that to avoid waiting for Operating system message. Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35834
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    - Help on NDIS WDM (USB) Miniport for Win9x Hello Everyone, I am writing NDIS-WDM Miniport Driver for my USB Network Device. I have the sample code from Eliyas. I am able to understand the Win2k/XP way of NDIS-WDM as NDIS5.x supports built-in NDIS-WDM functionality. I want to understand what additions or changes required for making the NDIS-WDM (USB) miniport driver work on Win98/Me. Thanks in advance for the great help. Best Regards, GNRaj Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35831
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    - Creation of a file on Win ME OS I used ZwCreateFile to create a file in Win ME OS. I got a blue screen saying Windows Protection Error. According to Walter Oney ZwXXX routines are not supported by Win 9x and if used an error similar to what I have got will be seen. Is there any other way to create a file in kernel mode on Win ME OS? Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35828
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    - PCMCIA Window Access Speed Wait Hello, I have a PCMCIA card that uses i/o window and I need to specify window access speed to use the wait signal. I wonder if anyone has any idea how I can specify this in my driver. Thanks. Regards, Wei Wei Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35827
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    - Do GCAPS_VECTORFONT and GCAPS_HIGHRESTEXT work, and if so how? Neither of these seem to function, at least on Win2K they don't. No matter if GCAPS_VECTORFONT is set the vector fonts always come through DrvStrokePath instead. And even if GCAPS_HIGHRESTEXT is set the coordinates for placement are just as LONGs, not at FIX resolution. Regards, Joe Hindmarsh Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35820
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    - Please help with this crashdump This crash dump is my only lead (for now) I don't understand it. Where is the instruction pointer, it seems to be 0. And virtually there is no stack trace because the first frame is not found If you can understand any of this please help out :) 1: kd> !analyze -v **************************************************************************** *** * * * Bugcheck Analysis * * * **************************************************************************** *** DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (d1) An attempt was made to access a pageable (or completely invalid) address at an interrupt request level (IRQL) that is too high. This is usually caused by drivers using improper addresses. If kernel debugger is available get stack backtrace. Arguments: Arg1: 00000000, memory referenced Arg2: 00000002, IRQL Arg3: 00000000, value 0 = read operation, 1 = write operation Arg4: 00000000, address which referenced memory Debugging Details: ------------------ READ_ADDRESS: 00000000 CURRENT_IRQL: 2 FAULTING_IP: +0 00000000 ?? ??? DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: DRIVER_FAULT BUGCHECK_STR: 0xD1 LAST_CONTROL_TRANSFER: from f6100b6c to 00000000 STACK_TEXT: f38a0b74 f6100b6c 86278008 8627df58 8627dfb8 0x0 WARNING: Stack unwind information not available. Following frames may be wrong. f38a0ba4 f60f7385 858dfc48 00000011 f38a0bd4 fwdrv+0xcb6c f38a0bb4 f60f5d25 858dfc48 864b0a08 864acca8 fwdrv+0x3385 f38a0bd4 f60f5d7e 864067e8 f38a0bec f60f639b fwdrv+0x1d25 f38a0be0 f60f639b 864067e8 f38a0bfc f60f5116 fwdrv+0x1d7e f38a0bec f60f5116 864067e8 00000139 f38a0c14 fwdrv+0x239b f38a0bfc f60f68de 864067e8 00000139 f38a0c94 fwdrv+0x1116 f38a0c14 f60f6c28 86585210 00000020 0000000e fwdrv+0x28de f38a0c30 f60f6d76 864b3af0 86585210 f38a0c64 fwdrv+0x2c28 f38a0c40 804eb3c1 864b3af0 86585210 806bb2cc fwdrv+0x2d76 f38a0c50 805644d2 86585280 8652e0e0 86585210 nt!IopfCallDriver+0x31 f38a0c64 805651f6 864b3af0 86585210 8652e0e0 nt!IopSynchronousServiceTail+0x5e f38a0d00 8055e288 000000a4 00000000 00000000 nt!IopXxxControlFile+0x5a6 f38a0d34 805306a4 000000a4 00000000 00000000 nt!NtDeviceIoControlFile+0x28 f38a0d34 7ffe0304 000000a4 00000000 00000000 nt!KiSystemService+0xc9 00f1ddbc 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 SharedUserData!SystemCallStub+0x4 FAILED_INSTRUCTION_ADDRESS: +0 00000000 ?? ??? FOLLOWUP_IP: fwdrv+cb6c f6100b6c 8945f8 mov [ebp-0x8],eax FOLLOWUP_NAME: MachineOwner SYMBOL_NAME: fwdrv+cb6c MODULE_NAME: fwdrv IMAGE_NAME: fwdrv.sys DEBUG_FLR_IMAGE_TIMESTAMP: 3cbaab4f STACK_COMMAND: kb BUCKET_ID: 0xD1_CODE_AV_BAD_IP_fwdrv+cb6c Followup: MachineOwner --------- Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35809
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    - hibernate & WM_POWERBROADCAST Hi, is anyone can suggest how can i open an entry for os that can enter and observe if i permit to activate a hibernate or i deny hibernate activation?? Thanks Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35806
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    - print spooler driver PLEASE HELP every time i try to install my printer i get a message saying PRINT (SPOOL DRIVER STOPPED) AND THEN IT SAYS DO YOU WANT TO START DRIVER Y/N when i press the yes nothing happens . so i went into the drivers and tryed to start it but cant ! because one of its dependeces is ether stopped or up for deletion, but all are running PLEASE HELP THANKS Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35805
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    - Question: about hard drive serial numbers? hello, Does anybody know if there API or COM objects available to access the serial number of hard drives? The volume management functions appear to be specific just for the label :-( thank you in advance. beth Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35803
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    - Device Driver Hard Drive emulation Hi I hope this is the right place to ask this. I have a client with a collection of operating systems, one of which is an AS400, and I would like to right a bit of software that would allow a windows machine (98/ME/2000/XP they have a whole collection) to think that it has a hard drive, but it is in fact a network type of share. Do I need the DDK to do this, and what would be the best approach, writing it so that it could use the "map drive" type interface, or do a hard drive emulator, must like Deamon does with CD-rom drives? Any help and pointers in the right directions would be greatly appreciated. Are there any Books on the subject etc. Thanks Vaughan Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35802
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    - ULTRA DMA 4 & 5 Crashes my XP system This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0046_01C3ABA9.E17DDA10 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Nature Hi all genius people, I spent many night hours trying to figure out why my promise Ultra DMA = HD (SeaGate and Maxtor) always seemed to crash when doing intensive File = transfer over the network. Replacing the Ultra.sys XP or 2000 driver = won't help me at all. If I transferred files between HD in the same = system thing is ok. Already changed the network cards, all kinds of = cards to see if a particular network card might be using too much DMA = timing, that didn't seem to solve my problem. I am not developing a driver, I am trying to keep my system from locking = up. There is no dump file to look at when the problem occurred. Any one = knows what could be my problem?=20 I appreciate if you can share what you know to solve this problem. Thanks a million, Ramboi ------=_NextPart_000_0046_01C3ABA9.E17DDA10 Content-Type: text/html; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD><TITLE id=3DridTitle>Nature</TITLE> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Dwindows-1252"><BASE=20 href=3D"file://D:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft = Shared\Stationery\"><%@ Language=3DVBScript%> <SCRIPT language=3Djavascript id=3DDebugDirectives runat=3D"server"> // Set these to true to enable debugging or tracing @set @debug=3Dfalse @set @trace=3Dfalse </SCRIPT> <% ' VI 6.0 Scripting Object Model Enabled %><% if StartPageProcessing() Then = Response.End() %> <FORM name=3DthisForm method=3Dpost> <STYLE></STYLE> <BGSOUND title=3D"Save from Ramboi Page" balance=3D0=20 src=3D"http://kams16.home.comcast.net/Cams16/thankyou.mid" volume=3D-190 = loop=3D2> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2800.1106" name=3DGENERATOR></HEAD> <BODY id=3DridBody bgColor=3D#ffffff background=3D"Nature = Bkgrd.jpg"><IMG id=3DridImg=20 src=3D"anabnr2.gif" align=3Dbottom> <P></P> <DIV>Hi all genius people,</DIV> <P>I spent many night hours trying to figure out why my promise Ultra = DMA HD=20 (SeaGate and Maxtor) always seemed to crash when doing intensive File = transfer=20 over the network.   Replacing the Ultra.sys XP or = 2000 driver=20 won't help me at all.   If I transferred files between HD = in the=20 same system thing is ok.  Already changed the network cards, = all kinds=20 of cards to see if a particular network card might be using too much DMA = timing,=20 that didn't seem to solve my problem.</P> <P>I am not developing a driver, I am trying to keep my system from = locking=20 up.  There is no dump file to look at when the problem occurred. = Any one=20 knows what could be my problem? </P> <P>I appreciate if you can share what you know to solve this = problem.</P> <P>Thanks a million,</P> <P>Ramboi</P><% ' VI 6.0 Scripting Object Model Enabled %><% = EndPageProcessing() %></FORM></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0046_01C3ABA9.E17DDA10-- Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35796
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    - Reboot without bluescreen I am working with 1394 device driver over windows 1394 bus driver. I kept night long testing for Isoch send requests. There was debugger on a serial port. My target PC rebooted sometime in the night. There was no bluescreen. No error displayed on the debugger. If BSOD occurs, it should break into my debugger which caught only one print regarding reboot "Shutdown occured". There are few prints before which suggest very strange pattern of events occured. My "surprise remove" called. Later "Add Device". Again "Surprise remove". Then later shutdown and no blue screen. I am sure no one removed 1394 device cables. Is there any chance why "Surprise remove" occured on its own. If there is reboot without BSOD, how can I check. How can I make windows always give me BSOD for error. I even have "complete memory dump" set in recovery console. This is not dumped even. I also have driver verifier selected for my driver. Any clues ? Everything worked as though I removed cable, connected it, again removed and then restarted my PC..I dont think I came to lab in my dream :) Thanks. Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35791
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    - device driver installation application in XP and Win9x I need to write an application to install my WDM device driver. The user will insert installation media before he plugs in the device. So when he plugs in the device for the first time, the device installation will be completely "silent". 1. For Windows XP, I followed the instructions in DDK. I use "SetupCopyOEMInf" function to copy my INF file to %windir%\inf foler, and a PNF file is generated too. However, when I plug in the device, the "New Device Found Dialog" still pops up. According to DDK, this should not happen if the PNF file is alreday generated. Is this because my driver is not digitally signed? 2. For Windows 98 SE, the "SetupCopyOEMInf" dosen't work. Is there a way to write a device driver installation program for Win9x/Me to install the driver before the device is plugged in? Thanks, Zhen Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35789
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    - driver recognition/windows 98SE I am having problems with Windows 98 SE finding drivers required to install a Creative Soundblaster Live 5.1 soundcard.Windows does not recognize the soundcard as Creative Soundblaster, only as PCI sound/media. Any help fixing this will be appreciated. Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35786
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    - kernel mode to user mode i want to port my kernel mode printer driver to user mode. can u help in this regard. thanks -saurabh . Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35781
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    - kernel mode to user mode i want to port my kernel mode printer driver to user mode. can u help in this regard. thanks -saurabh Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35779
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    - getting started i have ordered the windows xp sp1 ddk, and i have a book about the windows wdm and another about windows 2000 driver programming. i'm supposed to make a plotter driver but i can't understand half of what is written in driver source codes, what else do i need? any suggestions would greatly help, oh and i don't have prior experience on windows programming so please keep it simple, thanks!:) fyi: i'm on a tight budget so anything for free is very useful.:) Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35777
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    - Driver hang after IRP_MN_START_DEVICE Hi all, I have a PCMCIA card driver and it hangs at the irp after the IRP_MN_START_DEVICE. I believe it is some irp that queries the interface but my driver just simply pass these irp down to the lower drivers. So I wonder what is causing the hang? What the irps after IRP_MN_START_DEVICE for? Thanks Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35775
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    - XP failing to enumerate HID devices I am having problems getting some versions of XP to enumerate HID devices (using the normal SetupDIxxxx functions). It is not just my code, or my hardware, as I can't even get the standard DDK Hidclient example to enumerate standard HID mice or keyboards on these machines. The machines I am having trouble with are running "XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack 1". I have tried to replicate this on other machines with the same OS, but without success. The devices are working perfectly, and appear in the device manager correctly. I can even use Devcon to see them quite happily (using "Devcon listclass hidclass"). Anyone else experienced this or have any ideas? .... it is causing me a real headache as I've tried everything I can think of to get round it. Adrian Taylor Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35754
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    - What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? I just encountered an undocumented value for the u.AllocateAddressRange.fulFlags value in the Microsoft 1394 bus driver IRB data structure, in the Windows XP DDK 1394.h file. It is ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER, with a value 0x2. What does this mean? I can't find any documentation for it anywhere. Thanks for any help. -Charles Hanes Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35753
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    - PCMCIA Registry settings for Win 2000 Where is the information for interpreting (and setting) the registry entries for a PCMCIA device under Win 2000? Is there a complete list of the req'd entries, optional entries, etc? Thanks Larry D Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35749
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    - Control Panel Extension Can anyone point me to a _good_ resource of developing a control panel extension? Any sample code perhaps? If not, am I on the right track with IShellExtInit and IShellPropSheetExt and that this is a standard MFC dll? What routines do I need to export, extend in order for this to run? Thanks guys -- Brian V. Minier Interactive Imaging Systems, Inc www.iisvr.com Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35744
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    - What library for OpenPort Erhmm... I cant find OpenPort anywhere... what LIB should I include ? TIA Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35739
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    - link to opensource virtual com port driver ... Hi Thanks to those who replied to my post regarding help with writing a virtual COM port driver. I am instead using code from opensource project called IrCOMM2k - a virtual COM port to Infrared driver For those that are interested, you can find the project at sourceforge.net/projects/ircomm2k Regards Fabio Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35735
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    - MS iSCSI software initiator Hi All I am developing a SCSI port filter driver. This driver works fine with other SCSI ports but there are some problems when used with MS iSCSI software initiator. When we send an SRB with SCSIOP_INQUIRY request to a SCSI device through the port device, the port returns STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL (which does not explain the problem). When we send the same request through the PDO that was created for that specific SCSI device, it never returns. It also does not return IOCTL_SCSI_PASS_THROUGH / SCSIOP_INQUIRY requests. Does the iSCSI initiator support SCSIOP_INQUIRY requests? Why does it fail our requests? Thanks, Gregory Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35732
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    - W2K3 ASR Restore With Non Native Supported Tape Drives? Is it possible to make a ASR Restore on W2K3 Server with a non native supported tape drive? Is there a way to load my oem tape driver during the ASR Restore process? I have no problem making the ASR Backup tape and floppy but the tape drive is not recognized during ASR Restore because it is natively supported (ASR Restore requires W2K3 Server Install CD). I have no problem if the tape drive is natively supported (tape drive listed in tape.inf). Thanks! Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35731
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    - PCI Slot Expansion I want to design a pci board which will expand one pci slot through a pci-bridge and pci-local bus and get two slot. I wonder if there is any driver problem? say i plug a audio card into the expanded slot? thanks Hui Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35730
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    - where to find check build of wzcsvc.dll Hi, This might be the wrong newsgroup for this kind of question.. Using WinXp SP1 with WPA patch 815485. Where can I find the check build of wzcsvc.dll (version 5.1.2600.1181) msdn says that I am able to obtain check builds at msdn subscribers download. I browsed it and found Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 1a - Checked/Debug - (English) from 11/4/2003 12:37:00 PM my file (the not checked build) is from 10/3/2003 but before downloading that one I would like to know that the file I am after is actually in this package. thanks /Niklas Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35710
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    - USB Port I/O Hi, I think microsoft does provides generic USB drivers. But I wonder how to access USB ports from my C program ? Is there any API's available for USB I/O ?? (...like one provided for Serial Communication) e.g. how do I enumerate number of USB Ports on my system programmatically ? Or do we have to make a custom device driver for the same ? Thanks & Regards, Atur Shah Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35709
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    - how to install a NT legacy driver to WIN2000 and WINXP? I have developed a driver for a serial smartcard reader in WIN NT4.now I want to develop one driver for the smartcardreader in WIN 2000 and WIN XP.I have heard that the NT legacy driver directly controls the hardware,however,in win 2000,Micrepsoft offers serial.sys and serenmum.sys for serial.how can I directly control the hardware? in a word ,what shall I do in order to install a NT legacy driver for a serial smartcardreader in WIN 2000?The reader does not support PC98 specification,which means that it can not be enumed by serenum.sys,does not support PNP.) Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35705
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    - how to uninstall default driver and install my own? I have to develop PCI card driver for our custom wireless card. My role is to develop PCI device driver. As I do not have hardware currently, I'm thinking of testing my driver using existing network card - RTL8139(A) fast Ethernet. To do above, I uninstall driver provided by Microsoft. And When I restart the PC for installing my driver, default driver is installed again already. I went to registry also and made changes, but without any advantages. Could somebody pour some light on how to uninstall default driver and install my own? TIA, Sanjeev Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35700
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    - viky@tridentinfosol.com hello i have a pci device,in which a particular bit in the control register is meant for interrupt enable. On interrupt enable i get interrupt. So i am supposed to clear the interrupt. i have few basic doubts what would happen when next interupt is generated & previous interrupt is still pending?? System hangs!! what this indicates. How is the interrupt handling taken place internally?? any suggestion is appreciated. viky Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35694
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    - Display Properties How do you go about adding a custom tab to the display properties -> settings -> advanced monitor tab list? Any samples available? Thanks T Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35686
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    - Orientation disoriented Hello, I'm writing a printer driver. It's very generic except for the small amount of custom stuff I needed to add. I think the problem is in the <generic> code. If I print a document that has three pages, for example, the first is portrait, the second is landscape, and the third is landscape the problem occurs. The first and second print correctly, but the third always prints out as portrait. Beyond that, if the document has more pages, they will all remain "portrait" even if I used page setup to make them portrait. If I print directly, the problem does not occur, it only happens when I choose to spool. Preview works fine as well. It seems that the default devmode is being copied back over to the current devmode just before the third page prints. In general, it will only print the first "landscape" page correctly and then forever print portrait. I think my drvDocumentPropertySheets function may be the problem, I don't show the property sheet dialog to the user, but must still handle the calls to the function from the O.S. Is it possible to have the DM_COPY and DM_MODIFY flags both set on the same call? If so, do I copy the pdmIn param to my internal devmode AND copy the internal devmode to pdmOut? If so, it seems logical to update the internal devmode first then copy it to pdmOut, rather than the other way around. True? I've looked at the DDK plot example, but it doesn't seem to apply. A sample drvDocumentPropertySheets function that does not actually show an interface would be most helpful. Wishful thinking department: I hope this is one of those "Oh yeah, I've seen that a hundred times, here's the fix." type bugs. Any takers...please. Thanks for saving me from eternal agony, Tom Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35680
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    - Stopping mirror driver How do you stop a mirror driver once it's been started ... without rebooting the machine? Thanks in advance to everyone! -- Brian V. Minier Interactive Imaging Systems, Inc www.iisvr.com Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35673
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    - accessing pcmcia function control registers, xp First, some background. I've got a custom pcmcia card based on an old memory card. The card contains the usual flash memory for the disk (which I do NOT use or even care about) and then some custom stuff that hangs off of I/O space. The tuples in the CIS are correct but do not contain the required resources. My driver is implemented as a filter driver on top of memcard.sys. I handle IRP_MN_FILTER_RESOURCE_REQUIREMENTS to add my I/O requirement and also add the DevicePrivate resource that dictates stuff like wait states and width. I then get the assigned I/O resources when START_DEVICE comes through my filter. Looking at a debug version of pcmcia.sys with the debug mask turned on full, everything looks ok as my card is installed. It sees my memory window, it sees my I/O range, it has the right values in the config resource section of the output, it correctly reads my tuples and knows that I have one function control register (FCR). It _seems_ happy. Now for the "but" everyone is expecting. Part of the project's functionality requires that I be able to change that first FCR (the Configuration Option Register) dynamically as dictated by the actions in a user program. Everything I've read says the function control registers are part of attribute memory and sit just after the 512k area reserved for the CIS tuples. My approach is to issue an IRP_MN_READ_CONFIG to device I'm filtering to read all of attribute memory (length of 513 - 512 for CIS and 1 for FCR), change my single register and issue an IRP_MN_WRITE_CONFIG to change attribute memory. Doesn't work - if I issue a second READ_CONFIG after I've done the WRITE (which returns STATUS_SUCCESS), the data starting after the CIS area is back to its old value. In fact, I issued a READ_CONFIG with a big buffer and it contains the 512 CIS area repeated over and over for as big as the buffer. My WRITE has no affect. If I can't set this register on the fly, this whole effort is useless. My question - how do I write to that first FCR? Windows XP, SP1 Thanks, Judy (cross posted to OSR's ntdev list) Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35672
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    - A fake USB bus driver What I am trying to implement is a fake USB bus driver. I took as a boilerplate Eliyas Yakub's bus driver and modified it to serve IOCTL_INTERNAL_USB_ requests. Then as a root enumerated bus driver I try to expose a fake USB mouse PDO. The Device Manager successfully enumerates it and shows entries under "Usb Human Interface Device" and "Mice and other pointing devices". So it seems stacks are build successfully. After enumeration the PDO of the HID stack gets Create and Read requests, but the PDO in the fake USB stack does not get a corresponding IRP_MJ_INTERNAL_DEVICE_CONTROL request as it occurred in the case with a regular USB mouse and normal USB stack. And, yes, I register/activate GUID_DEVINTERFACE_USB_DEVICE on my PDO and create SymbolicName parameter under Device Parameters (I wonder what for) What do I miss here? TIA Andrew Tag: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? Tag: 35658

I would write a program to trigger the usb device to replug in.
However, USB surprise removal dialog box always pops up.
Is it possible to prevent this dialog box from the user mode program?

Best Regards

Jackal Huang

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Re: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? by Maxim

Maxim
Tue Nov 18 10:06:40 CST 2003

You cannot. This means that the nature of the device is such so it does not
handles surprise removal in a good way.
You have simulated re-plug - and got what you wanted, the real re-plug
would do the same message box.

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Maxim Shatskih, Windows DDK MVP
StorageCraft Corporation
maxim@storagecraft.com
http://www.storagecraft.com

"Jackal Huang" <huangjj@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I would write a program to trigger the usb device to replug in.
> However, USB surprise removal dialog box always pops up.
> Is it possible to prevent this dialog box from the user mode program?
>
> Best Regards
>
> Jackal Huang
>
>

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Re: How to prevent USB surprise removal dialog box on Windows ME/2000? by Eliyas

Eliyas
Tue Nov 18 10:32:31 CST 2003

No, not possible from usermode.

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-Eliyas
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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"Jackal Huang" <huangjj@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I would write a program to trigger the usb device to replug in.
> However, USB surprise removal dialog box always pops up.
> Is it possible to prevent this dialog box from the user mode program?
>
> Best Regards
>
> Jackal Huang
>
>

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