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DriverPacks.net Forum » DriverPack Graphics » [SOLVED] Video ControlleDisabled, re-enabling prompts for drivers.
no matter what machine i install my disc on the video controller is initially disabled.
When i re-enable it windows asks for drivers for the hardware.
I have enabled KTD. But it always comes back "Driver not intended for this platform"
As i said, no matter what machine install on this always happens... where am I going wrong?
What HW do these machines feature?
Anything exotic?
All Dell machines, can't comment on the specific graphic hardware. They are all intergrated GPU's.
Majority of dell machines come with intel GPU's.
If needed I can compile a list of the hardware affected but I should add that this happens on EVERY machine I use the disc on, no matter what the spec.
thanks
"Driver not intended for this platform"? I've never seen such an error :s 
Can you confirm that you did slipstream DP Graphics A and DP Graphics B?
What is the Source OS?
xp pro?
xp home?
xp media center?
2000?
Source OS is Windows XP Pro.
I selected Graphics A and B to be slipstreamed...
are you useing other mods to the install as well? (Ryan VM, hfslip, or other)
I have been thinking that this may be the cause, I use HFSLIP AND nLite.
I'll test my discs minus both to see if they are the cause...
Ok, just tested with a disc that hasn't had any other third party applications applied to it.
The Video controller still comes up disabled, Re-enable it says Please re-install driver, click re-install... and comes up could not install hardware "not intended for this platform"...
Last edited by antonio_king (2007-02-17 00:20:46)
Please post your DPsFnshr.log.
where would i find this?
hi
log is in windows folder
Sorry the log isn't there?
Might I add... I am running the driverpacks base exectuable on a vista machine.
Has anyone slipstreamed the driverpacks into their XP sources on a Vista installed machine?
I'm gonna try this on an XP installed machine and see if maybe theres a compatibility issue with DPs_base.exe and Vista
XP drivers on vista? lol
hi
the DriverPacks finisher log is to be found in the machine where the driver fails to install
and it should be in the windows folder.
(it is not a hidden file, but windows will pop up a warning when you open the windows folder.)
look for DPsFnshr.log
your base slipstream log, that is on the machine you slipstreamed the source on.
DPS_base.log
you should post that too..
please use code tags
as for vista, I can easily put Vista on one of the machines here, to use it as host..
The repaired machine runs tests anytime I want (using racks and external connections is quite useful... and I do have a pass-throught sata backplate..)
note to self, don't load a 64 bit version of vista, 7zip will not work in that,
the x64 version exists, but the one in base, that is probably not gonna work in x64 environment.
(vista, there is a 32 bit environment in x64 versions, I believe, for backward compatibility of course.)
which reminds me I ought to ask what version of vista you run?
@ muiz3
I actually have very good knowledge of computers.
I never said I was using XP drivers for Vista...
My machine is installed with Vista....
I modify my XP source ON VISTA...
@jtdoom
The version of vista I'm using is Ultimate.
Thanks for the heads up on where the log file is... I was thinking it was on the machine I compiled the disc on... oops 
I'm not at the computers with the logs until monday, so will post them then.
Last edited by antonio_king (2007-02-17 11:56:36)
Ok, I'm at the machine I ran installed my disc on... there is no DPsFnshr.log in the Windows folder...
Yes you did
Has anyone slipstreamed the driverpacks into their XP sources on a Vista installed machine?
I'm gonna try this on an XP installed machine and see if maybe theres a compatibility issue with DPs_base.exe and Vista
Last edited by muiz3 (2007-02-20 00:31:10)
hi
I've been kept too busy so gid not yet put Vista on a rig.
another possible cause I thought about, what if Winnt.sif was replaced by sif file user put in after slipstream...
the D folder and DPsFnshr.exe ought to still be on that drive setup was ran on, then.
I havn't changed or replaced the winnt file after running DPsBase...
The D folder is present on the root drive along with...
ATICCP
devcon
DP_MassStorage_wnt5_x86-32
DPsFnshr
DPsfnshr
DSPdsblr
makePNF
pmtimer
Last edited by antonio_king (2007-02-20 02:09:47)
oh,
I just read mail..
it appears dpsfnsher exe did not run
lets be adventurous, and doubleclick it in that one..
I'll try figure out if Vista as host platform caused this. (will take a few hours, tho..)
OH, first doubleclick DSPdsblr, then finisher
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