Operating System: Windows Server 2003 SP1
Burning Software: none
Anti-virus Software: NOD32
DAEMON Tools Version: 3.47
I had Daemon tools working nicely for years now. Last weekend I had to reinstall my server ('repair') due to some very weird Explorer problem... Now after booting the machine, when I log in I get an alert headed "DAEMON tools" saying "Invalid device.".
When I at this time look into the device manager, there is no entry for the SCSI driver and none for the CD-ROM drive. If I then click "OK", I get the same dialog a second time, but now the SCSI-device and the CD-ROM show up in the device manager, just the toolbar icon is missing.
If I now start daemon.exe again manually, it works just fine.
Tried to disable the start upon starup (HKLM/.../Run) and start manually, same behavior, 1st start gives errors, 2nd works. Tried proper remove (including checking the registry), rebooted a zillion times, to no avail. Finally copied d347[bus|prt].sys from another machine where it works, also no change.
SCSI driver is showing Microsoft/01.10.2002/version 5.2.3790.1830/Microsoft Windows Publisher.
Any ideas what could be wrong here? Anything else I can try? Any help appreciated!
Cheers,
Hendrik
Burning Software: none
Anti-virus Software: NOD32
DAEMON Tools Version: 3.47
I had Daemon tools working nicely for years now. Last weekend I had to reinstall my server ('repair') due to some very weird Explorer problem... Now after booting the machine, when I log in I get an alert headed "DAEMON tools" saying "Invalid device.".
When I at this time look into the device manager, there is no entry for the SCSI driver and none for the CD-ROM drive. If I then click "OK", I get the same dialog a second time, but now the SCSI-device and the CD-ROM show up in the device manager, just the toolbar icon is missing.
If I now start daemon.exe again manually, it works just fine.
Tried to disable the start upon starup (HKLM/.../Run) and start manually, same behavior, 1st start gives errors, 2nd works. Tried proper remove (including checking the registry), rebooted a zillion times, to no avail. Finally copied d347[bus|prt].sys from another machine where it works, also no change.
SCSI driver is showing Microsoft/01.10.2002/version 5.2.3790.1830/Microsoft Windows Publisher.
Any ideas what could be wrong here? Anything else I can try? Any help appreciated!
Cheers,
Hendrik
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