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Failures when signing a 64-bit driver using Windows Logo Kit

Currently I am working on signing a 64-bit driver for a USB tool which is used to scan areas of the skin.

My setup is like this:

I have managed to run tests on the client, using DTM Studio, but I get a couple of errors and I´m not sure why but I have some ideas.

The failures I encounter are the following:

Run INFTest against a single INF

  1. RunJob – Copy of CHKINF and INFTest Library Job
  2. Could not find user specified INF files. Bailing out...
  3. Could not expand user supplied list of infs into individual filenames.

Sleep Stress With IO

  1. RunJob – Sleep_Stress_With_IO .
  2. Device has issues and not ready for test. Device Problem Code is: 28

Disable Enable With IO

  1. RunJob – Disable_Enable_With_IO
  2. Device has issues and not ready for test. Device Problem Code is: 28

Common Scenario Stress With IO

  1. Execute_Device_Status_Check_Script
  2. Device has issues and not ready for test. Device Problem Code is: 28

When I located the INF file in DTM Studio and added the tests I received the error: „No devices using the specified driver“. This is off course correct as the machine running the DTM Client (Windows 7 64-bit) does not have the driver installed for the USB tool.

So my question is:

Do i need to install the driver for the USB tool on the client machine?

If that is needed then the client machine must run a different version of Windows which brings to me my next question:

Can I run Logo tests successfully for a Windows 7 64-bit OS when the Client (running DTM Client) is set up using a different OS?

Solution

  • I managed to answer my questions:

    Do I need to i install the driver for the USB tool on the client machine?

    Yes this is needed.

    Can I run Logo tests successfully for a Windows 7 64-bit OS when the Client (running DTM Client) is set up using a different OS?

    No. The client machine must be set up using the target OS.