LPT port is not listed on device manager

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David Gu

Hi~

I added 'Printer Port' component and 'ECP Printer Port' component through
TD.
But the XPE image created after FBA doesn't have LPT port on device manager
even though M/B device has LPT port and it works fine.

Anyone can help me?

David Gu
 
David,

Can you send us setupapi.log file to this NG?

Regards,
Slobodan

PS:
Use Outlook Express and news.microsoft.com server
 
David,

I do not see what is the problem but your driver might not be present:
Solve all problems related to error: "There are no compatible drivers" that
you can see in setupapi.log
Some of VID/PID numbers might match your Parallel Port.

What MB/Chipset do you use?

Regards,
Slobodan
 
so, it's strange, i think~.

sure, all dependencies are resolved, and it's SP2.
Local Printing component is already added.

Regards,
David Gu
 
David,

Maybe you don't have a right answer to my question right away but - did you try that MB with XP Pro SP2?
And how SetupApi.log looks there?

Also, by any chance do you have a custom custom component in your Configuration that brings some registry entries under
[HKLM\System] hive? Or in TD Extra Registry section?

KM
 
Hi, KM.

I didn't have tried to install XP Pro SP2, but I have another P4P800SE set
which is installed XPE SP1.
Do you need it's SetupApi.log?

And, I don't have any registry modification on HKLM\System.

Thank you.

David Gu

KM said:
David,

Maybe you don't have a right answer to my question right away but - did you try that MB with XP Pro SP2?
And how SetupApi.log looks there?

Also, by any chance do you have a custom custom component in your Configuration that brings some registry entries under
[HKLM\System] hive? Or in TD Extra Registry section?

KM
so, it's strange, i think~.

sure, all dependencies are resolved, and it's SP2.
Local Printing component is already added.

Regards,
David Gu
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
David,

Yes, the log from the same hardware running under SP1 may also be helpful.
And the printer port was working there?

KM
Hi, KM.

I didn't have tried to install XP Pro SP2, but I have another P4P800SE set
which is installed XPE SP1.
Do you need it's SetupApi.log?

And, I don't have any registry modification on HKLM\System.

Thank you.

David Gu

KM said:
David,

Maybe you don't have a right answer to my question right away but - did you try that MB with XP Pro SP2?
And how SetupApi.log looks there?

Also, by any chance do you have a custom custom component in your Configuration that brings some registry entries under
[HKLM\System] hive? Or in TD Extra Registry section?

KM
so, it's strange, i think~.

sure, all dependencies are resolved, and it's SP2.
Local Printing component is already added.

Regards,
David Gu

:

http://www.asus.com.tw/products.aspx?l1=3&l2=12&l3=31&model=179&modelmenu=1

On ICH5 I never had problems with paralel port.
Have you resolved all dependencies?
Is this SP2, SP1?

Try adding this component for test purposes only: It should not be relevant
to you but who knows: "Local Printing"

Regards,
Slobodan


M/B model name is 'P4PE 800 SE' manufactured by ASUS.
It has LPT port.

:

David,

I do not see what is the problem but your driver might not be present:
Solve all problems related to error: "There are no compatible drivers"
that
you can see in setupapi.log
Some of VID/PID numbers might match your Parallel Port.

What MB/Chipset do you use?

Regards,
Slobodan

Here is the file.

http://data1.hompy.com/content.asp?...ge=1&startpage=1&key_select=&keyword=&ca_no=1

Thanks Slobodan!!

:

David,

Can you send us setupapi.log file to this NG?

Regards,
Slobodan

PS:
Use Outlook Express and news.microsoft.com server

Hi~

I added 'Printer Port' component and 'ECP Printer Port' component
through
TD.
But the XPE image created after FBA doesn't have LPT port on device
manager even though M/B device has LPT port and it works fine.

Anyone can help me?

David Gu
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
http://data1.hompy.com/content.asp?...ge=1&startpage=1&key_select=&keyword=&ca_no=1

This is SP1 XPE Image file.
Component combinations are deferent from my SP2 XPE image.
M/B type is also ASUS P4P800 SE.

Thanks.

David Gu

KM said:
David,

Yes, the log from the same hardware running under SP1 may also be helpful.
And the printer port was working there?

KM
Hi, KM.

I didn't have tried to install XP Pro SP2, but I have another P4P800SE set
which is installed XPE SP1.
Do you need it's SetupApi.log?

And, I don't have any registry modification on HKLM\System.

Thank you.

David Gu

KM said:
David,

Maybe you don't have a right answer to my question right away but - did you try that MB with XP Pro SP2?
And how SetupApi.log looks there?

Also, by any chance do you have a custom custom component in your Configuration that brings some registry entries under
[HKLM\System] hive? Or in TD Extra Registry section?

KM

so, it's strange, i think~.

sure, all dependencies are resolved, and it's SP2.
Local Printing component is already added.

Regards,
David Gu

:

http://www.asus.com.tw/products.aspx?l1=3&l2=12&l3=31&model=179&modelmenu=1

On ICH5 I never had problems with paralel port.
Have you resolved all dependencies?
Is this SP2, SP1?

Try adding this component for test purposes only: It should not be relevant
to you but who knows: "Local Printing"

Regards,
Slobodan


M/B model name is 'P4PE 800 SE' manufactured by ASUS.
It has LPT port.

:

David,

I do not see what is the problem but your driver might not be present:
Solve all problems related to error: "There are no compatible drivers"
that
you can see in setupapi.log
Some of VID/PID numbers might match your Parallel Port.

What MB/Chipset do you use?

Regards,
Slobodan

Here is the file.

http://data1.hompy.com/content.asp?...ge=1&startpage=1&key_select=&keyword=&ca_no=1

Thanks Slobodan!!

:

David,

Can you send us setupapi.log file to this NG?

Regards,
Slobodan

PS:
Use Outlook Express and news.microsoft.com server

Hi~

I added 'Printer Port' component and 'ECP Printer Port' component
through
TD.
But the XPE image created after FBA doesn't have LPT port on device
manager even though M/B device has LPT port and it works fine.

Anyone can help me?

David Gu
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
David,

I would tell you VID/PID to look for (I875 chipset) but on all my computers
I have disabled LPT port in BIOS so my XPP do not see them. I really don't
have a need to LPT ports.
Maybe on that computer you did the same. Try moving to second computer that
work. There is just no software reason why simple thing as LPT do not want
to work.

Regards,
Slobodan


David Gu said:
http://data1.hompy.com/content.asp?...ge=1&startpage=1&key_select=&keyword=&ca_no=1

This is SP1 XPE Image file.
Component combinations are deferent from my SP2 XPE image.
M/B type is also ASUS P4P800 SE.

Thanks.

David Gu

KM said:
David,

Yes, the log from the same hardware running under SP1 may also be
helpful.
And the printer port was working there?

KM
Hi, KM.

I didn't have tried to install XP Pro SP2, but I have another P4P800SE
set
which is installed XPE SP1.
Do you need it's SetupApi.log?

And, I don't have any registry modification on HKLM\System.

Thank you.

David Gu

:

David,

Maybe you don't have a right answer to my question right away but -
did you try that MB with XP Pro SP2?
And how SetupApi.log looks there?

Also, by any chance do you have a custom custom component in your
Configuration that brings some registry entries under
[HKLM\System] hive? Or in TD Extra Registry section?

KM

so, it's strange, i think~.

sure, all dependencies are resolved, and it's SP2.
Local Printing component is already added.

Regards,
David Gu

:

http://www.asus.com.tw/products.aspx?l1=3&l2=12&l3=31&model=179&modelmenu=1

On ICH5 I never had problems with paralel port.
Have you resolved all dependencies?
Is this SP2, SP1?

Try adding this component for test purposes only: It should not be
relevant
to you but who knows: "Local Printing"

Regards,
Slobodan


M/B model name is 'P4PE 800 SE' manufactured by ASUS.
It has LPT port.

:

David,

I do not see what is the problem but your driver might not be
present:
Solve all problems related to error: "There are no compatible
drivers"
that
you can see in setupapi.log
Some of VID/PID numbers might match your Parallel Port.

What MB/Chipset do you use?

Regards,
Slobodan

Here is the file.

http://data1.hompy.com/content.asp?...ge=1&startpage=1&key_select=&keyword=&ca_no=1

Thanks Slobodan!!

:

David,

Can you send us setupapi.log file to this NG?

Regards,
Slobodan

PS:
Use Outlook Express and news.microsoft.com server

Hi~

I added 'Printer Port' component and 'ECP Printer Port'
component
through
TD.
But the XPE image created after FBA doesn't have LPT port
on device
manager even though M/B device has LPT port and it works
fine.

Anyone can help me?

David Gu
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
David,

That surprised me that the "Printer Port Logical Interface" gets installed on this XPe SP1 system on yours but it was not there in
the SP2's SetupApi.log. (microsoftrawport958a ID)

Probably a silly question of mine, but is the "Device: System" there in your SP2 configuration?

--
Regards,
KM, BSquare Corp.

http://data1.hompy.com/content.asp?...ge=1&startpage=1&key_select=&keyword=&ca_no=1

This is SP1 XPE Image file.
Component combinations are deferent from my SP2 XPE image.
M/B type is also ASUS P4P800 SE.

Thanks.

David Gu

KM said:
David,

Yes, the log from the same hardware running under SP1 may also be helpful.
And the printer port was working there?

KM
Hi, KM.

I didn't have tried to install XP Pro SP2, but I have another P4P800SE set
which is installed XPE SP1.
Do you need it's SetupApi.log?

And, I don't have any registry modification on HKLM\System.

Thank you.

David Gu

:

David,

Maybe you don't have a right answer to my question right away but - did you try that MB with XP Pro SP2?
And how SetupApi.log looks there?

Also, by any chance do you have a custom custom component in your Configuration that brings some registry entries under
[HKLM\System] hive? Or in TD Extra Registry section?

KM

so, it's strange, i think~.

sure, all dependencies are resolved, and it's SP2.
Local Printing component is already added.

Regards,
David Gu

:

http://www.asus.com.tw/products.aspx?l1=3&l2=12&l3=31&model=179&modelmenu=1

On ICH5 I never had problems with paralel port.
Have you resolved all dependencies?
Is this SP2, SP1?

Try adding this component for test purposes only: It should not be relevant
to you but who knows: "Local Printing"

Regards,
Slobodan


M/B model name is 'P4PE 800 SE' manufactured by ASUS.
It has LPT port.

:

David,

I do not see what is the problem but your driver might not be present:
Solve all problems related to error: "There are no compatible drivers"
that
you can see in setupapi.log
Some of VID/PID numbers might match your Parallel Port.

What MB/Chipset do you use?

Regards,
Slobodan

Here is the file.

http://data1.hompy.com/content.asp?...ge=1&startpage=1&key_select=&keyword=&ca_no=1

Thanks Slobodan!!

:

David,

Can you send us setupapi.log file to this NG?

Regards,
Slobodan

PS:
Use Outlook Express and news.microsoft.com server

Hi~

I added 'Printer Port' component and 'ECP Printer Port' component
through
TD.
But the XPE image created after FBA doesn't have LPT port on device
manager even though M/B device has LPT port and it works fine.

Anyone can help me?

David Gu
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Slobodan, KM...

Thanks for your consideration and sorry for my mistake~.
BIOS setting was wrong, the parrarell port was disabled.
My fellow changed the option without notifying to me.

Regards,
David Gu

KM said:
David,

That surprised me that the "Printer Port Logical Interface" gets installed on this XPe SP1 system on yours but it was not there in
the SP2's SetupApi.log. (microsoftrawport958a ID)

Probably a silly question of mine, but is the "Device: System" there in your SP2 configuration?

--
Regards,
KM, BSquare Corp.

http://data1.hompy.com/content.asp?...ge=1&startpage=1&key_select=&keyword=&ca_no=1

This is SP1 XPE Image file.
Component combinations are deferent from my SP2 XPE image.
M/B type is also ASUS P4P800 SE.

Thanks.

David Gu

KM said:
David,

Yes, the log from the same hardware running under SP1 may also be helpful.
And the printer port was working there?

KM

Hi, KM.

I didn't have tried to install XP Pro SP2, but I have another P4P800SE set
which is installed XPE SP1.
Do you need it's SetupApi.log?

And, I don't have any registry modification on HKLM\System.

Thank you.

David Gu

:

David,

Maybe you don't have a right answer to my question right away but - did you try that MB with XP Pro SP2?
And how SetupApi.log looks there?

Also, by any chance do you have a custom custom component in your Configuration that brings some registry entries under
[HKLM\System] hive? Or in TD Extra Registry section?

KM

so, it's strange, i think~.

sure, all dependencies are resolved, and it's SP2.
Local Printing component is already added.

Regards,
David Gu

:

http://www.asus.com.tw/products.aspx?l1=3&l2=12&l3=31&model=179&modelmenu=1

On ICH5 I never had problems with paralel port.
Have you resolved all dependencies?
Is this SP2, SP1?

Try adding this component for test purposes only: It should not be relevant
to you but who knows: "Local Printing"

Regards,
Slobodan


M/B model name is 'P4PE 800 SE' manufactured by ASUS.
It has LPT port.

:

David,

I do not see what is the problem but your driver might not be present:
Solve all problems related to error: "There are no compatible drivers"
that
you can see in setupapi.log
Some of VID/PID numbers might match your Parallel Port.

What MB/Chipset do you use?

Regards,
Slobodan

Here is the file.

http://data1.hompy.com/content.asp?...ge=1&startpage=1&key_select=&keyword=&ca_no=1

Thanks Slobodan!!

:

David,

Can you send us setupapi.log file to this NG?

Regards,
Slobodan

PS:
Use Outlook Express and news.microsoft.com server

Hi~

I added 'Printer Port' component and 'ECP Printer Port' component
through
TD.
But the XPE image created after FBA doesn't have LPT port on device
manager even though M/B device has LPT port and it works fine.

Anyone can help me?

David Gu
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
David,

Your colleague have a same feeling toward LPT ports as I do :-)

It is good that this was a problem since I really had no idea what else
could it be.

Regards,
Slobodan

David Gu said:
Slobodan, KM...

Thanks for your consideration and sorry for my mistake~.
BIOS setting was wrong, the parrarell port was disabled.
My fellow changed the option without notifying to me.

Regards,
David Gu

KM said:
David,

That surprised me that the "Printer Port Logical Interface" gets
installed on this XPe SP1 system on yours but it was not there in
the SP2's SetupApi.log. (microsoftrawport958a ID)

Probably a silly question of mine, but is the "Device: System" there in
your SP2 configuration?

--
Regards,
KM, BSquare Corp.

http://data1.hompy.com/content.asp?...ge=1&startpage=1&key_select=&keyword=&ca_no=1

This is SP1 XPE Image file.
Component combinations are deferent from my SP2 XPE image.
M/B type is also ASUS P4P800 SE.

Thanks.

David Gu

:

David,

Yes, the log from the same hardware running under SP1 may also be
helpful.
And the printer port was working there?

KM

Hi, KM.

I didn't have tried to install XP Pro SP2, but I have another
P4P800SE set
which is installed XPE SP1.
Do you need it's SetupApi.log?

And, I don't have any registry modification on HKLM\System.

Thank you.

David Gu

:

David,

Maybe you don't have a right answer to my question right away
but - did you try that MB with XP Pro SP2?
And how SetupApi.log looks there?

Also, by any chance do you have a custom custom component in your
Configuration that brings some registry entries under
[HKLM\System] hive? Or in TD Extra Registry section?

KM

so, it's strange, i think~.

sure, all dependencies are resolved, and it's SP2.
Local Printing component is already added.

Regards,
David Gu

:

http://www.asus.com.tw/products.aspx?l1=3&l2=12&l3=31&model=179&modelmenu=1

On ICH5 I never had problems with paralel port.
Have you resolved all dependencies?
Is this SP2, SP1?

Try adding this component for test purposes only: It should not
be relevant
to you but who knows: "Local Printing"

Regards,
Slobodan


M/B model name is 'P4PE 800 SE' manufactured by ASUS.
It has LPT port.

:

David,

I do not see what is the problem but your driver might not
be present:
Solve all problems related to error: "There are no
compatible drivers"
that
you can see in setupapi.log
Some of VID/PID numbers might match your Parallel Port.

What MB/Chipset do you use?

Regards,
Slobodan

Here is the file.

http://data1.hompy.com/content.asp?...ge=1&startpage=1&key_select=&keyword=&ca_no=1

Thanks Slobodan!!

:

David,

Can you send us setupapi.log file to this NG?

Regards,
Slobodan

PS:
Use Outlook Express and news.microsoft.com server

Hi~

I added 'Printer Port' component and 'ECP Printer Port'
component
through
TD.
But the XPE image created after FBA doesn't have LPT
port on device
manager even though M/B device has LPT port and it
works fine.

Anyone can help me?

David Gu
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Your colleague have a same feeling toward LPT ports as I do :-)
It is good that this was a problem since I really had no idea what else could it be.
Click to expand...

Me too :-)

Regards,
Konstantin
David Gu said:
Slobodan, KM...

Thanks for your consideration and sorry for my mistake~.
BIOS setting was wrong, the parrarell port was disabled.
My fellow changed the option without notifying to me.

Regards,
David Gu

KM said:
David,

That surprised me that the "Printer Port Logical Interface" gets installed on this XPe SP1 system on yours but it was not there
in
the SP2's SetupApi.log. (microsoftrawport958a ID)

Probably a silly question of mine, but is the "Device: System" there in your SP2 configuration?

--
Regards,
KM, BSquare Corp.


http://data1.hompy.com/content.asp?...ge=1&startpage=1&key_select=&keyword=&ca_no=1

This is SP1 XPE Image file.
Component combinations are deferent from my SP2 XPE image.
M/B type is also ASUS P4P800 SE.

Thanks.

David Gu

:

David,

Yes, the log from the same hardware running under SP1 may also be helpful.
And the printer port was working there?

KM

Hi, KM.

I didn't have tried to install XP Pro SP2, but I have another P4P800SE set
which is installed XPE SP1.
Do you need it's SetupApi.log?

And, I don't have any registry modification on HKLM\System.

Thank you.

David Gu

:

David,

Maybe you don't have a right answer to my question right away but - did you try that MB with XP Pro SP2?
And how SetupApi.log looks there?

Also, by any chance do you have a custom custom component in your Configuration that brings some registry entries under
[HKLM\System] hive? Or in TD Extra Registry section?

KM

so, it's strange, i think~.

sure, all dependencies are resolved, and it's SP2.
Local Printing component is already added.

Regards,
David Gu

:

http://www.asus.com.tw/products.aspx?l1=3&l2=12&l3=31&model=179&modelmenu=1

On ICH5 I never had problems with paralel port.
Have you resolved all dependencies?
Is this SP2, SP1?

Try adding this component for test purposes only: It should not be relevant
to you but who knows: "Local Printing"

Regards,
Slobodan


M/B model name is 'P4PE 800 SE' manufactured by ASUS.
It has LPT port.

:

David,

I do not see what is the problem but your driver might not be present:
Solve all problems related to error: "There are no compatible drivers"
that
you can see in setupapi.log
Some of VID/PID numbers might match your Parallel Port.

What MB/Chipset do you use?

Regards,
Slobodan

Here is the file.

http://data1.hompy.com/content.asp?...ge=1&startpage=1&key_select=&keyword=&ca_no=1

Thanks Slobodan!!

:

David,

Can you send us setupapi.log file to this NG?

Regards,
Slobodan

PS:
Use Outlook Express and news.microsoft.com server

Hi~

I added 'Printer Port' component and 'ECP Printer Port' component
through
TD.
But the XPE image created after FBA doesn't have LPT port on device
manager even though M/B device has LPT port and it works fine.

Anyone can help me?

David Gu
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Hi Mike,

I actually meant I had no idea either :-)
Why? Do they cause problems?
Click to expand...

Unlikely LPT port can cause any problems.
However, if you don't use some hardware feature you don't want to keep related drivers and related application stack loaded. This is
especially important on XPe where you want to keep your image footprint and RAM usage as low as possible. Plus, the logs (e.g.,
SetupApi.log) is cleaner.

And keep in mind that as less software you have running on your image as less problems/security holes/bugs you get there.
I just ignore them. Should I be disabling them if I don't use them?
Click to expand...

Definitely up to you. But you probably want to disable it before you run TAP on the same device under WinPE.

Regards,
Konstantin
 
Hi Mike,

It is like Konstantin said it is up to you. But I prefer disabling all
features that I know for sure that I will never use.
In LPT case you might free one IRQ and few KB of RAM. Not that this matter
too much but there are other things as well that you can disable.

Regards,
Slobodan
 
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