#PARENT DEVICE ACPI PNP0A08 0 DRIVER#
Indicates that the installation failed and there is no driver selected for this device, although the kernel did not report a problem (and there is no DNF_XXX match for this the problem).
Have you solution for this problem or ideas ? We have also test to "legacy option ROMs" and "enable attempt legacy boot".
#PARENT DEVICE ACPI PNP0A08 0 DRIVERS#
What is strange is after Sysprep steps, when logon on Windows 10 network drivers are installed and network works. We have test Dell drivers, Intel Drivers, WinPE drivers but not work. Problem is that computer not add to Active Directory because have not network at this step (Sysprep). We have this problem only with Dell Optiplex 70 AIO. You can then retrieve each device instance ID in the same way as is described in Retrieving the Parent/Child Relationship.We encounter a problem with network chipset intel I219-LM during Sysprep step. You can use the method described in Saving the Parent/Child Relationship to save the device instance ID of each ancestor. One way to do this is for your device co-installer to use CM_Get_Parent to obtain all the device instance IDs for all the ancestors and save each instance ID in a different entry value under the hardware registry key of the device. Be aware that this is valid only if the relationship between the device and all the ancestors is fixed. If you require the device instance IDs of a connected sequence of ancestors for a given device, you should save the device instance ID for each ancestor in the registry in a way that you can retrieve them. Handling a Chain of Ancestors for a Nonpresent Device To retrieve the device instance ID of the parent from the registryĬall SetupDiOpenDevRegKey using the DIREG_DEV flag to obtain a handle to the hardware registry key for the device.Ĭall RegQueryValueEx to retrieve the device instance ID of the parent device that you saved in the entry value that you set in your device co-installer.Īfter you retrieve the device instance ID of the parent device, call SetupDiOpenDeviceInfo to obtain an SP_DEVINFO_DATA structure for the parent device. Using the device instance handle for the parent device, call CM_Get_Device_ID to obtain the device instance ID for the parent device.Ĭall SetupDiOpenDevRegKey by using the DIREG_DEV flag to obtain a handle to the hardware registry key of the device.Ĭall RegSetValueEx to save the device instance ID of the parent device in a user-created entry value under the hardware registry key of the device.Īfter a device co-installer has saved the device instance ID of the parent device in an entry value under a device's hardware registry key, you can retrieve the device instance ID.
To save the device instance ID of the immediate parent in the registryĬall CM_Get_Parent to obtain a device instance handle for the parent of the device. When you process a DIF_INSTALLDEVICE request in the co-installer, follow these steps to save the device instance ID.
You should use a device instance ID because it remains constant across system restarts and between system processes, whereas a device instance handle does not. To save the parent/child relationship of a device, supply a device co-installer that saves the device instance ID of the device's parent in a user-created entry value under the hardware registry key of the device. Handling a Chain of Ancestors for a Nonpresent Device Saving the Parent/Child Relationship The following topics describe this method: Because all the child interface devices depend on the presence of a specific composite device as their parent, the relationship between the device and its parent is fixed. (If the relationship between a nonpresent device and its parent is not fixed, you cannot use this method because the nonpresent device does not have a specific parent).įor example, this method applies to a USB composite device, such as a multifunction printer, that has one or more interfaces, each of which is represented as a child device. You can use the approach described in this section to determine the parent of a nonpresent device only if the relationship between the nonpresent device and its parent is fixed. Determining the Parent of a Nonpresent Device
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