The key is to impose a driver upgrade on your flash hardware. Don't touch the binary file cfadisk.sys; but you need to edit the text file cfadisk.inf so. Identify your flash drive from the list (eg 'Ut161 USB2Flash USB Device'). Mar 12, 2012 - I have modified the cfadisk.inf to work with all USB Flash Drives using. Update: For Windows 7 64 bit you need to enable TESTSIGNING.

I was attempting to use WSL to run a bash installation script (RasPi Android) and came ran into issues finding my SD card. I tried manually changing the mouting point and then using the Hitachi Filter Driver method. I screwed up somewhere with Hitachi(system32/DRIVERS/cfadisk.sys is unsigned/unverified), as now I'm in a recovery mode boot loop. I can access the startup settings, however even if I disable driver signature enforcement it simply reboots to recovery mode, same with all safe modes, etc. I do not have access to another win10 computer at home, although there is a win8 computer. I am on a Surface book running the anniversary update (unsure which build #) its the i5 model with a dGPU; if helpful.

Error code is 0xc0000428. Problem file is listed above.

TL;DR Stuck in recovery boot loop, disabling driver signature enforcement doesn't work. Occured after Hitachi Filter Driver use & reboot. Hi, In order for us to assist you with the recovery mode issue that you have on your computer. Kindly refer to the response of Likhitha V on this. This will provide you steps on how to perform Automatic repair on your computer.

Let us know how it goes. That link is useless, however I do appreciate the response. What did work however is spending 4 hours to realize surface book will not boot from an SDcard. (What a useless machine for $2500).

So I had to go out and buy a usb, as I always manage to lose mine, spent the next 20 minutes after: creating a linux usb, booting to it, and finally deleting the cfadisk.sys file from system32. Fixed everything. Once I realized that win10 was the problem with everything in my life, I just trashed it completely; I'm now rich, married to a beautiful wife, and healthier than a 'designer' baby.

I have two USB thumb drives, none of them could be correctly installed on my new Win 7 (64bit) system. They work fine on Vista and XP. Toshiba TransMemory 4GB (TransMemory) 2. US Airways 256MB drive (Mass Storage Device) When I plug it into a USB port, a bubble with the message appears: 'installing device drive software' Then after like 10 seconds, 'Device driver software was not successfully installed' When I navigate to Device Manager, it shows the device with an exclamation sign next to it. What should I do next? I know there has been numerous threads on USB Problem with x64 Win 7, but they mostly deal with data transmission between the computer and the USB drive. In my case, my device wasn't even properly installed -- i.e.

It won't show up in Windows Explorer. Can someone help? This is a brand-new Lenovo Thinkpad T400 system, 4GB memory, Win 7 x64. Hi John, Thanks for your suggestion. The problem has disappeared after following some non-traditional solution as suggested on some Chinese website: We shut down the computer abnormally (e.g.

Press the power button of laptop) while Windows 7 is running with the Flash Drive plugged in at the USB port. Then when we restart again (still with the Flash Drive on), then voila -- the problem is fixed. I have no idea why it would work, but somehow it worked on my computer.

So I have not got a chance to try out your solution. Thanks for your suggestion anyway! Hi, Please update your BIOS and hardware drivers from the computer manufacture first. If the USB devices still fail to work on your laptop, please try the following steps to resolve USB Storage Device problem: Reinstall USB controllers Using the Keyboard ======================================== First, please disconnect all USB devices. Then, go through the following steps: 1. Press 'Ctrl + Esc' to open the Start Menu.

Type Device Manager in the Search bar and press 'Enter'. Click Continue if necessary. In Device Manger, press Tab and use 'Up' and 'Down' to move the highlight to 'Universal Serial Bus Controllers'. Press 'Right' and expand it. Press 'Down' to move to the first item and press 'Delete' to remove it. Repeat the step 5 and uninstall all items under 'Universal Serial Bus Controllers'.

After that, please restart your laptop to test if the two USB devices work, if not, please go on the following steps. Update the driver in Device Manager =========================== 1. Double click the USB device in the Device Manager, and choose “Update Driver Software”. Click Browse my computer for driver software.

Click Browse. In the Browse for Folder dialog box, move to the following folder and then click OK: c: windows system32 4. I hope this can help you! Bozak cma 10 2dl manual. Hi John, Thanks for your suggestion. The problem has disappeared after following some non-traditional solution as suggested on some Chinese website: We shut down the computer abnormally (e.g.