ASPI for XP cont.

[Dagrafixman]

hey thanks Eletric, now do I take that ASPI DLL I found in the downloads page and use ForceAspi to dump the current ASPI layer, then reboot and paste the file there in the win32 folder.
I downloaded it, coied and pasted, but it says my ASPI is invalid now

 

[Burpster]

just use force aspi to install everything..

 

[Dagrafixman]

But Force ASPI loads the 4.60 Version of the XP drivers
They do not work with my XP home ver 2600 with sp1 installed on it or XP pro 5.1(2600) they recognize my devices backwards...
the OS thinks that myu DVD is my CDRW and vise versa.

or do I paste that file Version Winaspi32.dll Version 22.0.1.50
found on the downloads section then run force ASPI?

Thanks Dagrafixman

 

[Gus K]

Why not use Adaptec's aspi, I'm using 4.71 (you don't want 4.60 with XP) and it works fine. Force ASPI was made to allow you to install Adaptec's when you didn't have any of there software. They now allow anyone to install it.
http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/su...roduct/ASPI-4.70&prodkey=Windows+ASPI+Package

 

[Dagrafixman]

Thx Gus,

I have the 4.71 ASPI from Adaptec, when I install them, I then have 2 Ver.4.71 and 2 Ver. 4.60

I see this when I run ASPICHK.

I have even dumped aspi with the forceaspi rebooted and installed the 4.71 version, only to have the same( 2 Ver.4.71 and 2 Ver. 4.60 ) upon reboot and another ASPICHK.

frustrating,

Dagrafixman

 

[Gus K]

There is some confusion, you only need the first and last to read 4.71, the 2 middle don't apply to XP. The only reson I had to install at all was to get CDex to work, everything else worked without it (Nero uses there own ASPI). Here's a screen shot.