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#WINDOWS 10 DRIVER INF FILE DRIVERS#
#WINDOWS 10 DRIVER INF FILE UPDATE#

For instructions on converting a device to RTX64 control, see the RTX64 Help topic Converting a PCI/PCIe Device to RTX64.

#WINDOWS 10 DRIVER INF FILE DRIVERS#

The converted device should appear under either the Network Adapters (Net class) or RTX64 Drivers (RTX64 class) category in the Device Manager. button to browse for the signed copy of the INF file.

#WINDOWS 10 DRIVER INF FILE UPDATE#

Use the Windows Device Manager to update the driver for the device and click the Have Disk.

Convert the device using the new INF file.

Where "Custom Network Device (RTX64)" = RTX64PnpNet_Inst,"PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_10C9" "Descriptive name (RTX64)"=RTX64PnpNet_Inst,"PCI\VEN_WWWW&DEV_XXXX&SUBSYS_YYYYYYYY&REV_ZZ" Name of the catalog (CAT) file specified by the CatalogFile entry to match the name of the custom INF file. Doing so will result in an INF file that cannot be used to convert a device to RTX64 control. IMPORTANT! Do not change any instances of RTX64 in the INF file. button to browse for the customized INF file that is in the same folder as the digitally-signed CAT file. See Driver Signing below for more information. If you require signing assistance once you have created your INF file, contact IntervalZero Support to have us generate a digitally signed CAT file from your INF file.

64-bit operating systems require drivers and their CAT files to be signed.

NOTE: If you are adding multiple custom devices, each device must have its own entry.

IMPORTANT! The string " (RTX64)" is required and must remain in the descriptive name to distinguish devices that have been converted to RTX64 from those that have not been converted.įor more information on device Hardware ID, see the MSDN article at (v=vs.85).aspx. Where "Custom Device (RTX64)" = RTX64pnp_Inst,ACPI\PNP0500 "Descriptive name (RTX64)"=RTX64pnp_Inst,"PCI\VEN_WWWW&DEV_XXXX&SUBSYS_YYYYYYYY&REV_ZZ" Add a new entry for your device under, using this format:.Scroll to the bottom of the file and remove all entries below the entry.

NOTE: The CatalogFile base name specified in the custom INF file must match the name of the custom INF.

Name of the catalog (CAT) file specified by the CatalogFile entry to match the name of the new INF file.

Open the copy in an editor such as Notepad.

The default location is C:\Program Files\IntervalZero\RTX64\inf Creating an INF File for a Custom Deviceįollow the appropriate steps below to create an INF file for a custom non-network or network device. You can use the contents of either INF file (depending on the device type) as a template to create an INF file for a device that RTX64 does not provide out-of-the-box support for.

RTX64PnpNet.inf – for standard RTX64-supported network drivers.

RTX64Pnp.inf – for standard RTX64-supported non-network drivers.

This topic walks you through the steps required to use the RTX64-provided RTX64Pnp (non-network) and/or RTX64PnpNet (network) INF files as templates to create new INF files for your custom devices. Before you can convert a device that RTX64 does not provide out-of-the-box support for, you must first create an INF file for that device.