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error on install msi #107
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Operating system? UsbDk version? |
Got same issue. USBDK 22, Windows 10 21H1 x64 |
Let's try to get logs from the MSI |
Here's a first-install (that magically started working) and a post-reboot. |
I have this same issue. I installed it before, wanted to reinstall it and now the installer is stuck. |
Please provide the log and information regarding the OS.
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I am on Windows 11 Beta Insider build. |
After resetting windows it installed without any issues. Not sure what happened |
In the logs it mentions
This seems odd. "C:\Program" sounds like some space key confusion? |
I also have this problem, but in most cases, the progress bar is not moved, and then the system cannot be closed properly after executing the cancel installation (windows7 Professional sp1, usbdk1.0.22) |
@Jevon-V For Win7: do you have https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/security-updates/SecurityAdvisories/2015/3033929?redirectedfrom=MSDN installed? |
yep, it is already installed |
@Jevon-V 1.0.21 behaves the same? |
ye, the effect is the same |
@Jevon-V I suggest to try manual install, see https://github.com/daynix/UsbDk/wiki/Troubleshooting-UsbDk-installation |
I tried to unpack the msi and manually execute the command to install it, but the effect was still the same. After canceling, the restart could not be performed normally |
@ybendito According to the code debugging, installation progress is stuck in m_wdfCoinstaller.PostDeviceInstall(infFilePath); |
@Jevon-V which WDF you have on your Win7 (check the version of drivers\wdf01000.sys)? |
@ybendito 1.11.9200.16648 |
@Jevon-V Interesting. I'd expect the WDF installation should just check the version and exit. Are you able to build the UsbDkHelper.dll? If yes, I'll send you a patch to try. |
@ybendito yep, I can compile |
@Jevon-V |
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@ybendito oh, sry, I commented before that the reason why m_wdfCoinstaller.PostDeviceInstall(infFilePath) did not block error was that there was security software left on. I just used your patch to compile and still blocked. I found that the UpperFilters of registry System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{36FC9E60-C465-11CF-8056-444553540000} are usbfilter(AMD USB Filter Driver). Whether to uninstall it to install the usbdk. |
@Jevon-V In general there is no problem of coexistence among several filters. |
@ybendito |
@Jevon-V Sure, (see the comments in the patch) in this case the installer just creates the service and registers it in the registry, but does not renumerate the devices. Reenumeration and inclusion of UsbDk into each USB device's stack happens on reboot. |
yep, usbdk can be used normally, ty so much |
@Jevon-V
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@ybendito the UsbContrtoller -n output:
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@Jevon-V |
@ybendito No, it'll keep blocking |
@Jevon-V Blocking or failing? |
@ybendito |
msi stuck on error
any help?
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