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updated to {DriverVer=04/10/2012, 2.08.24} aka v2.8.24 WHQL (see below)
from FTDI here --> http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/CDM/CDM … tified.zip 
also available as an executable here --> http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/CDM/CDM20824_Setup.exe 
* WHQL'ed for
2000, XPX86, XPX64, Server2003X86, Server2003X64, VistaX86, VistaX64, Server2008X86, Server2008X64, 7X86, 7X64
Release Fixes: from Release Notes
• EEPROM fix for FT-X.
• Includes fixes from v2.08.14 onwards.
Happy 20th Anniversary, FTDI!
About FTDI. * Note: I have no ties to this company, financial or otherwise (present or past).
You are indeed correct; my bad.
That bug exists within the following Win7 drivers:
v5.100.82.130: -HP-specific
v5.100.82.112: -Dell-specific
and not present in these Win7 drivers:
* another installer that requires "IsXunpack.exe Inst.exe"
also note that this list is incomplete....
I found a link to this, more advanced, DriverPack Chipset Latency tester called "LatencyMon". Vista is required at a minimum.
It is free for home usage, however; commercial users are required to license it. This is also true with Thesycon's D.P.C. Latency Checker (compatible w. XP though).
"LatencyMon checks if a system running Windows is suitable for processing real-time audio and other tasks. LatencyMon analyzes the possible causes of buffer underruns by measuring kernel timer latencies and reporting D.P.C. and ISR excecution times as well as hard pagefaults. It will provide a comprehensible report and find the kernel modules and processes responsible for causing audio latencies which result in drop outs. It also provides the functionality of an ISR monitor, D.P.C. monitor and a hard pagefault monitor"
http://www.resplendence.com/latencymon
I would to suggest that this type of software could be used to help determine driver update suitability. Consider that this is not simply to determine causes of lag or skipping in Audio only. It can be applied to Mass Storage, Video, Network (incl. WiFi - especially Atheros), USB et al. Perhaps differences would be more apparent on single-core systems. In my thinking; whatever 'rocks' on a single-core system should 'kick-ass' (soarry Donkey) on a multi-core system!
PS: I have no connection (personal, professional, nor financial) to either company.
The problem with chasing it down in %temp% was not knowing if all files were copied before Setup.exe deleted them upon closing (no user interaction). That and the original file dates are not retained.
/extract_all and /a and other switches for msi-base do not compute.
http://kb.flexerasoftware.com/doc/Helpn … mdLine.htm
7-zip v9.20 doesn't like it either.
Michael Urman from InstallShield wrote:setup.exe /silent /stage_only ISRootStagePath="c:\tmp\temp"
This returned the following log, and no files output to the desired location.
bcmwl.log from %temp% wrote:Installation log file for "Broadcom 802.11 Network Adapter".
=====================================================
Log Starts on Date: 4-28-2012 Time: 12:29:26
=====================================================
12:29:26: GetOSInfo(): Detected Windows XP
12:29:26: InstallShield script aborting.
=====================================================
Log ends on Date: 4-28-2012 Time: 12:29:26
=====================================================
Hold the press,
This worked like a lucky-charm when placed in the same folder as setup.exe. (IsXunpack.exe from C:\Program Files\Universal Extractor\bin) Unfortunately, this doesn't preserve original file dates either.
I wonder why it is that UE doesn't work for this. Perhaps gora knows.
I will make note of any other driver installers i find that resist extraction; to aid the UE branch.
bcmwl6.inf v5.100.82.112 wrote:[Cleanup]
UnregisterDlls = BCMIHVUI.regsrv.NTamd64, BCMIHVUI.regsrv.NTx86
DelFiles = BCMIHV.files.NTamd64, BCMIHV.files.NTx86
it exists in more than one revision, even for older OS's (including v5.100.235.19_XPx86)
bcmwl5.inf v5.100.82.94 wrote:[Cleanup]
UnregisterDlls = BCMIHVUI.regsrv.NTamd64, BCMIHVUI.regsrv.NTx86
DelFiles = BCMIHV.files.NTamd64, BCMIHV.files.NTx86
Perhaps this ensures that all libraries are removed, even the ones incorrectly installed. 
bcmwl5.inf v5.100.235.19 wrote:[BCMIHV.files.NTamd64]
bcmihvsrv64.dll,,,6
bcmihvui64.dll,,,6
[BCMIHV.files.NTx86]
bcmihvsrv.dll,,,6
bcmihvui.dll,,,6
;
; IHV UI registration
;
[BCMIHVUI.regsrv.NTamd64]
11,,bcmihvui64.dll,1
[BCMIHVUI.regsrv.NTx86]
11,,bcmihvui.dll,1
bcmwl6.inf v5.100.82.130 wrote:[BCMIHV.files.NTamd64]
bcmihvsrv64.dll,,,6
bcmihvui64.dll,,,6
[BCMIHV.files.NTx86]
bcmihvsrv.dll,,,6
bcmihvui.dll,,,6
;
; IHV UI registration
;
[BCMIHVUI.regsrv.NTamd64]
11,,bcmihvui64.dll,1
[BCMIHVUI.regsrv.NTx86]
11,,bcmihvui.dll,1
It would appear that your "X-Ray Vision" works perfectly! How on God's green earth did you spot that?
Professor Takeda Kunihiko wrote:“3/31/2015 is the last day of Japan”
Mochizuki wrote:"According to his explanation, the yearly dose will reach 5mSv/y (External dose and the slight internal dose) in 3 years and 4 months from January of 2012."
..
"The reason why radiation level is increasing is not explained."
http://fukushima-diary.com/2012/04/prof … -of-japan/
It would seem that at least one example of deliberate produce mislabeling has been documented.
http://ex-skf.blogspot.ca/2012/04/now-t … mment-form
"It was revealed that a intermediate wholesaler of vegetables [who buys from a wholesaler and sells to a retailer] in Adachi-ku in Tokyo had sold cucumbers made in Fukushima Prefecture by putting "Made in Yamagata" stickers."
..
"There are still people out there in the positions of power and authority - politicians of major cities (like the mayor of Yokohama who kept feeding her city's school children with cesium beef), or a kindergarten principal (who ended up feeding her kindergarteners with mushrooms loaded with radioactive cesium recently) - who continue to believe "What's being sold in the market is safe". "
updated to {DriverVer = 02/15/2012,10.0.0.38} win7 (x86 & x64) WHQL
here --> http://global-download.acer.com/GDFiles … mp;SC=PA_7
* many new HWID's over v9.2.0.480, some deleted or changed (probably error corrections)
lenovo-specific driver v5.100.82.112 WHQL'ed for Vista-7 supports the following:
dell-specific driver v5.100.82.112 Vista-7 WHQL overlaps 'generic' for the following HWID's:
generic Broadcom WiFi driver v5.100.82.112 (WHQL'ed for Vista-7)
here --> http://global-download.acer.com/GDFiles … mp;SC=PA_1
i had troubles extracting on xp. Edit: That is, until i used "IsXunpack.exe setup.exe" within the same folder! Copy the file 'IsXunpack.exe' from 'C:\Program Files\Universal Extractor\bin'. This will likely work for other 'Acresso-IS v15" packages!
* Note: "CmdLine=/peernet /sm /HideVirtualTrayIcon" may (or may not) need to be changed within Setup.ini to access the utility. Ditch the '/peernet' option too, unless you need it.
Lacey wrote:It's a peer-to-peer network utility that lets your computer connect to another directly without going through a router. It's part of the Dell WLAN driver package. Probably the best way to get rid of it is to uninstall "DW WLAN Card Utility" through Control Panel/Programs/Uninstall a Program. Then reinstall the 1520 wireless driver through Device Manager, pointing it to folder containing the extracted driver package (probably c:\dell\drivers\R262653\R262653\Drivers_US). That should result in installing just the driver without the baggage.
http://forum.notebookreview.com/alienwa … ost7094782
This installer's not working, yet i yield the same results with '58 & IScabvu. (Accresso IS 2009 v15)
http://global-download.acer.com/GDFiles … mp;SC=PA_1
I understand that it is an 'exe and that it won't work with IScabVu, just thought i would make mention, though.
So far, i have to chase down the extracted folders in %temp%. It doesn't seem to like me working with a package meant for win7 on XP from the log file in %temp%.
Sobresaliente, mi amigo!
ricktendo64 kicks as$!!!
UniExtract_unofficial was updated to 1.6.1 (build 60), http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.p … 676#122676
gora wrote:"Note:
1 After a recent algorithm changes UE unpack some installers can extract different than the version 1.6.1.58. Before installing the new version be sure to save the old version, and in case of problems with unpacking, unpacking, check the old version and report the results here, attaching a link to the installer problem. "
v1.6.1 (build 58) here --> http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.p … 718#119718
this search produced disorganized results; another bug? (not a complaint, simply feedback)
http://forum.driverpacks.net/search.php … 1831234884
* from TechDud, message text & topics, sort by post time, descending, as topics.
I 'love' how they include outdated versions of VisualC++ runtimes too! (from 2006)
HP-specific Broadcom Wifi DriverVer=03/09/2012, 5.100.82.130 Vista-7 WHQL updated
here --> ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp57001-57500/sp57088.exe
readme --> ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp57001-57500/sp57088.html
From Fukushima: "Let's eat cesium beef" http://ex-skf.blogspot.ca/2012/04/radio … o-eat.html
Do NOT try this yourself; heavy metals (including Cesium, Strontium & Plutonium isotopes) tend to accumulate in living organisms.
In regards to my first post in this series, and the first link:
Why does HS need 450 million rounds of 40-cal Hollow-Point ammo?
http://www.naturalnews.com/035649_DHS_a … c_war.html
Random crap:
http://www.naturalnews.com/035276_Pepsi … tions.html
Perhaps they should change the name to "Slurm"! http://www.naturalnews.com/034602_Mount … olved.html
http://www.naturalnews.com/021962_bottl … afina.html
I am ashamed to call myself a canadian now, we are led now, not by children, yet those with minds of children. 
Japan's nuclear evacuees denied Canadian refuge http://www.calgarysun.com/2012/02/18/ja … an-refugee
Il est criminelle!
Remember, Don't Panic! 
I note that mr_smartepants has a new version of DP_LAN_wnt6 that separates drivers by OS.
Smashing! Take a bow, mr_smartepants!
http://driverpacks.net/driverpacks/wind … /lan/12.04
A year and a half later...not a hiccough! Samsmug monitor still kickin'!
CCFL-based panels are MTBF'ed @ 50000hrs on average; the internal power supply, not nearly so much.
LED-based panels seem to hold rated brightness for not more than 14000 hrs (from datasheets)!
I cannot imagine that the LED's power-supply would have been production-engineered for an MTBF any more than that, likely less.
RT2860 drivers are updated to v3.2.12.0 WHQL
{Vista DriverVer=02/24/2012, 3.02.12.0000;W7 DriverVer=03/05/2012, 3.02.12.0000}
from RaLink here --> http://www.ralinktech.com/en/04_support … php?sn=500 *
from HP here --> ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp56501-57000/sp56942.html **
declassified here --> Edit:*** updated below ***
RT2870 drivers are updated to v3.2.9.0 WHQL {DriverVer=04/17/2012, 3.02.09.0000} from RaLink (MediaTek) above.
devolved here --> http://www.mediafire.com/file/bnap90n3b … cl.app).7z ***
* Note that both drivers have recycled previous driver package names, yet they do indeed have updated drivers.
** Drivers are bit-identical, yet this package has an updated utility, restricting HW with HWid.ini
*** Most up-to-date utility of all packages.
RT2860 drivers are updated to v3.2.12.0 WHQL {DriverVer=03/07/2012, 3.02.12.0000}
from RaLink here --> http://www.ralinktech.com/en/04_support … php?sn=500 *
from HP here --> ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp56501-57000/sp56942.html **
declassified here --> http://www.mediafire.com/file/5ljundow1 … cl.app).7z Edit:*** updated ***
RT2870 drivers are updated to v3.2.9.0 WHQL {DriverVer=04/17/2012, 3.02.09.0000} from RaLink (MediaTek) above.
devolved here --> http://www.mediafire.com/file/bnap90n3b … cl.app).7z ***
* Note that both drivers have recycled previous driver package names, yet they do indeed have updated drivers.
** Drivers are bit-identical, yet this package has an updated utility, restricting HW with HWid.ini
*** Most up-to-date utility of all packages.
Please be more specific with image-building method, crash details & post some "HWID tool" outputs. Identifying the DriverPack or DriverPacks used would be helpful, too. You might be best served by removing all LAN drivers, except those you need, perhaps if your time constrains are that tight.
PS: have you considered donating to DriverPacks?
no driver available for x64 for some raison.....
I forgot, the controller chip is internal to the CF (No user-serviceable parts). That should ultimately determine compatibility.
TechDud wrote:They have no real concrete plan should another 7.0 or greater quake befall Japan!
"My big concern still remains that if there’s a significant earthquake, significant means like M7.0 or M7.5, that that building [Spent Fuel Pool No. 4] can still collapse.
Now a prominent scientist just came out and said there is a 70% chance of an earthquake of that magnitude this year. and there’s a 98% chance of an earthquake of that magnitude in the next 3 years"
quoted from: http://enenews.com/expert-m70-quake-spe … t-rip-open
Senator "Wyden found that the facilities designed to house spent nuclear fuel and the reactors themselves were still in a state of disrepair and located in areas that would make them susceptible to further damage from future seismic events. The reactor buildings still contain large amounts of spent fuel – making them a huge safety risk and the only protection from a future tsunami, Wyden observed, is a small, makeshift sea wall erected out of bags of rock."
quoted from: http://enenews.com/breaking-us-senator- … ional-help
... "the expert is Dr. Hiroaki Koide, Research Associate at the Research Reactor Institute of Kyoto University. Dr. Koide believes that if another earthquake or strong aftershock causes a leak in the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant’s Unit 4 spent fuel rod pool, it could signal the end of the surrounding area and even Tokyo.
As reported by Energy News:
“Most discussion of the No. 4 spent fuel pool has focused on an earthquake causing the pool to collapse. This video is different because it reveals:
1. A crack, rather than the collapse of the pool itself, can be the end of Tokyo
2. The quake that could put a crack in the pool and be the end of Tokyo does not have to be a large one
3. The sense of shock when people in Japan are made aware of this information for the first time”
Why the sense of alarm? Via the “Solid Earth,” a peer-reviewed open-access journal published by the European Geosciences Union (EGU):
“There were 20 times more quakes in 6 months after 3/11 than in previous 9 years!
From March 11 to October 27 last year, the carpet of sensors around Iwaki recorded an astonishing 24,108 shocks measuring at least 1.5 magnitude, 23 of them notching up a powerful 5.0 or more.
By comparison, from June 3 2002 to March 11 2011, there was only 1,215 such events.”
quoted from: http://www.blacktokyo.com/2012/03/does- … -of-tokyo/
http://enenews.com/important-video-year … us-problem
"The storage pool in the No. 4 reactor building has a total of 1,535 fuel rods, or 460 tons of nuclear fuel, in it. The 7-story building itself has suffered great damage, with the storage pool barely intact on the building’s third and fourth floors. The roof has been blown away. If the storage pool breaks and runs dry, the nuclear fuel inside will overheat and explode, causing a massive amount of radioactive substances to spread over a wide area. Both the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and French nuclear energy company Areva have warned about this risk."
quoted from: http://enenews.com/breaking-mainichi-ex … -the-risks
Let's do the math. They can't get in to start removing this stuff until 2014 at the earliest. There's approximately a 98% chance of a 7.0 or greater earthquake in the next three years.
i think board max is ATA100. BIOS should say UDMA5 (ATA100). I'm not certain if NTFS will perform well on that drive. What controller chip is on the CF adapter (if visible)?
Sorry for taking so long to attempt to answer.
Do you experience similar issues booting a linux-live disc?
Can you replace the Video with an add-in card? If not, would a LVDS to VGA convertor limp you through the install process?
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