Here is a quick guide to how to install a driver with the modded INF.
We here at LV2go have both the driver and the INF as seperate downloads.
This is done on purpose for various reasons (some legal) but for nearly all Laptop users the modded INFs needs to be downloaded as well as the driver.
Here is a suggested way to grab the driver and the modded INF:
Find the the driver you would like to install, for beginners it's probably best to grab one with lots of feedback and read the posts to get an idea of what your up against.
Make sure you have the right driver for your Operating System and the right version ie 32bit or 64bit.
Download the driver from either the Download Driver pages or the download link from the driver threads.
Once downloaded extract the files to a directory where you'll find them again later.
NOW download the modded INF and put it in the same directory as you have just extracted the driver, if you are not overwriting the original INF then something is wrong.
It is VITAL you over write the original INF, this is where the most of you'se go wrong (I think) and the driver won't install.
It should now be quite safe to use setup.exe to install the driver or probably a better way is to use the "have disk method' in device properties.
Both these intall methods are explained further in the FAQ
Now go and have a play with the drivers
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How to use the modded INF
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Posted 25 August 2007 - 06:41 PM
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