Windows NT Setup Fails to Install OEM Network DriverLast reviewed: March 20, 1997Article ID: Q156606 |
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SYMPTOMSDuring Windows NT 4.0 Setup network adapter installation, if you choose Select From List, then Have Disk, and you are using a third-party OEM network card device driver disk for installation, the following error will occur when you try to copy the OEM files from the installation disk:
An error has occurred: Unable to open the file:D:\i386\OEM_FILE_NAME -or- If you performed a winnt /B installation Unable to open the file:$win_nt$.~ls\i386\OEM_FILE_NAME A Non-critical error has occurred. you may retry the operation, Ignore it, or exit the entire setup operation. CAUSEThe OEM installation oemsetup.inf file was incorrectly written to list themselves as an NT shipped component, Windows NT 4.0 Setup process inadvertently overwrites the user input local variable $(SRCDIR) called for by the Oemsetup.inf file with the default Windows NT source path.
WORKAROUNDTo work around this problem ask the OEM vendor for an updated oemsetup.inf file or perform either of the following:
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