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Under device status it shows the following: 'Currently, this hardware device is not connected to the computer. (Code 45)' Before the Windows 10 upgrade it was working perfectly fine. How do i fix this.
-->The following examples show how to use DevCon to add, delete, and display third-party (OEM) driver packages in the driver store.
Hack dofus avec wpe pro no virus. The first command, a DevCon Dp_add command, copies the INF file for the Toaster sample driver in the WDK to the driver store, that is, to the %Windir%inf directory. The command includes the fully qualified path to the INF file for the Toaster sample driver.
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This command is intended for third-party (OEM) drivers and devices, but you can use the Toaster sample to test the commands.
In response, DevCon reports that it added the Toaster INF file to the driver store and named it Oem2.inf.
Before copying it to the driver store, Windows compares the binary version of the INF file to the binary versions of the INF files in the driver store to be sure that it is not adding a duplicate file. For example, if you repeat the command to add Toaster.inf to the driver store, DevCon does not create a new OEM*.inf file. It just reports the name of the existing file, as shown in the following DevCon output.
To remove the driver package for the Toaster driver from the driver store, you must use the OEM*.inf file name for the driver. To find the file name for the driver, use the DevCon Dp_enum command.
The following command lists all of the OEM driver packages and a few of their properties.
In response, DevCon generates the following display:
This information indicates that the driver package supplied by Microsoft with the unspecified device class (Toaster) is named OEM2.inf. You can use this information to delete the driver package associated with the file.
The following command deletes the OEM2.inf file from the driver store, along with its associated precompiled INF (.pnf) and catalog (.cat) files. The command uses the OEM*.inf file name.
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In response, DevCon displays a message that indicates the command succeeded:
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The OEM*.inf file name is required in the DevCon Dp_delete command. If you try to use the original name of the INF file, the command fails, as shown in the following DevCon output.