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G'Day Crew, I haven't used dpinst.exe before, but I'm got a package that requires a custom usb driver installed in a lockdown profile. I've used a custom action type 82 in the immediate/deferred execution with command line switches /s /f /sw. I've added Dpinst.exe into a drivers folder installed by the application in ProgramFilesFolder. This has the inf file for the usb driver in it. I've glanced over the Tips and Tricks detailing the use of dpinstexe (is this process out of date? No disrespect intended here[:)]) Why does the dpinst.exe have to be called by a wisescript exe for example? I'm getting a 1722 error.

Removing dpinst.exe 64 bit. Removing the installer executable does not uninstall the drivers. To uninstall the drivers go the control panel, Programs. Jul 24, 2015 Removing PnP Function Drivers To remove a PnP function driver, DPInst: Removes the driver package INF file from the system INF file directory. Synergy Keygen Software. Removes the driver from all of the devices on which DPInst is installed. From all of the other drivers that are installed on a computer, installs the best compatible driver for each device. DPINST.exe silent install drivers. How helpful is this to you? 1 - install the drivers using dpinst.exe using the following command.

I don't understand why at this stage. Any advice greatly appreciated.

Regards Wayne. Thanks John and Kim, Kim: that thread is a bit of a marathon, with lots of useful goodies. I've getting the app. What I've done is created a Wisescript that executes the dpinst.exe on install and uninstall using 2 CA's. Install had the switches in the script /f /s /lm. Uninstall had the switch /u 'path to drivers.inf file' I've inserted the dpinst.exe into the drivers folder of my app.

I've ensured the keypath for the component with the drivers is my inf file. I was unable to find the template John, but I'll have another look again today.

Gross Beat Keygen Free more. Thanks for your valued advice. Regards Wayne.