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Gamefan, could you look into C:\Windows\INFif you see files like setupapi.<something>.log ? Could you attach them all?Thanks.
wusa /uninstall /kb:2949927 /quiet /promptrestart
do you see any setupapi.dev.log?
Hi gamefan,One last try :Launch the command prompt windows (cmd) with admin rights and copy/paste the following command :Code: [Select]wusa /uninstall /kb:2949927 /quiet /promptrestartDon't close the command prompt before the operation is finished !Reboot the system and then, please check Windows Update for updates.If any, install them and reboot the computer before testing RogueKiller again.Regards.
I tried that, I don't have that update installed on my pc, is service pack 1 needed to do that? my pc won't let me install SP1 for some wierd reason, probably the fact that I had to change the HD a while back and I needed Intel Rapid Storage Technology to even get windows update to work again , and some updates I read have some severe privacy issues/botnet implications.
I'm sorry about these faillings. Should I just let you know if the driver starts working again in a future update? I really am sorry.
Hi gamefan,I'm glad to hear it. We reverted back to SHA-1 hashing since we discovered SHA-2 algorithm is only partially supported on Windows 7 : Signing Kernel-mode Drivers with SHA-2/SHA-256Thanks again for your continuous feebacks on the issue, it really helped us troubleshooting it.Regards.