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Paul W. Jones
Windows XP SP1 + Windows Update + 810509 (KB822603)
Intel 82801AA USB Universal Host Controller
NEC PCI to USB Open Host Controller (USB 2.0 add-in)
I get a failure in trying to update/install the driver
for a USB card reader:
Hardware Update Wizard
Cannot install this Hardware
There is a problem installing this hardware
USB Mass Storage Device
An error occurred during the installation of the device.
The data is invalid.
_____
It had correctly figured out that the Winter 1.3 is the
correct driver. It gets the same message, whether using
the Intel USB 1.0 or Nec USB 2.0 ports.
I am also seeing similar error messages when trying to re-
install or configure my camera, a Nikon E5700, except
that the error says:
....
There was a problem installing this hardware:
Digital Still Camera
An error occurred during the installation of the device.
The data is invalid
________________________
So, the common error is the "The data is invalid" error
message.
Both of these devices work fine on other PCs, so it is
not a device or cable problem. I had not been able to
get the USB 2.0 (NEC) card going, until I had the done
the ptpreg -l work-around mentioned here and pointing to
the MS web site. (big thanks there) The camera was
working fine on this same computer, until there was a
hard-disk crash, and I had to go to back-level copies and
re-install everything. The CF card reader is new, not
having worked on this system, but the Camera is older,
and worked on the same port at one time.
I'm guessing that I have the registry somehow screwed up,
that I'm picking up the wrong drivers, or perhaps
something related, but I really haven't figured out what
is going wrong. I do go through and regedt32 the
registry to enable full controll on the PCI and USB
sections, as best as I could figure out. That made no
difference. Same errors. Tried cleaning up the registry
with Norton WinDoctor, plus on Ontrack registry fixer,
but that made no difference.
Any suggestions on how to trace down the USB failures,
that are causing the "The data is invalid" error? Are
there logs somewhere or can I turn on tracing mode and
get a meaningful message of some sort? (Like: What data
is invalid?, which .INF did WinXP pick, etc.)
Intel 82801AA USB Universal Host Controller
NEC PCI to USB Open Host Controller (USB 2.0 add-in)
I get a failure in trying to update/install the driver
for a USB card reader:
Hardware Update Wizard
Cannot install this Hardware
There is a problem installing this hardware
USB Mass Storage Device
An error occurred during the installation of the device.
The data is invalid.
_____
It had correctly figured out that the Winter 1.3 is the
correct driver. It gets the same message, whether using
the Intel USB 1.0 or Nec USB 2.0 ports.
I am also seeing similar error messages when trying to re-
install or configure my camera, a Nikon E5700, except
that the error says:
....
There was a problem installing this hardware:
Digital Still Camera
An error occurred during the installation of the device.
The data is invalid
________________________
So, the common error is the "The data is invalid" error
message.
Both of these devices work fine on other PCs, so it is
not a device or cable problem. I had not been able to
get the USB 2.0 (NEC) card going, until I had the done
the ptpreg -l work-around mentioned here and pointing to
the MS web site. (big thanks there) The camera was
working fine on this same computer, until there was a
hard-disk crash, and I had to go to back-level copies and
re-install everything. The CF card reader is new, not
having worked on this system, but the Camera is older,
and worked on the same port at one time.
I'm guessing that I have the registry somehow screwed up,
that I'm picking up the wrong drivers, or perhaps
something related, but I really haven't figured out what
is going wrong. I do go through and regedt32 the
registry to enable full controll on the PCI and USB
sections, as best as I could figure out. That made no
difference. Same errors. Tried cleaning up the registry
with Norton WinDoctor, plus on Ontrack registry fixer,
but that made no difference.
Any suggestions on how to trace down the USB failures,
that are causing the "The data is invalid" error? Are
there logs somewhere or can I turn on tracing mode and
get a meaningful message of some sort? (Like: What data
is invalid?, which .INF did WinXP pick, etc.)