- "Reboot may be required" message after installing USB driver
- Posted by Guillaume on February 3rd, 2005
Hi,
On Windows XP/2003, I get a message such as "A reboot may be required"
after the installation of my USB driver.
But actually, no reboot is required, the whole thing is ready to run
once installed.
How do I get the system not to show this warning? Is there something
specific to add/to remove from my .INF file?
Thanks!
- Posted by JimE on February 3rd, 2005
Usually, this means that one or more IRP_MJ_PNP handlers is not returning a
successful status, or is not handling the IRP properly, in the driver being
installed by the INF. I had a similar problem in my driver.
"Guillaume" wrote:
- Posted by Guillaume on February 4th, 2005
JimE wrote:
Thanks, I'll look into that.
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