UPEK driver on my system....

is 1.9.2.74

At http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=948343 , I found this:

UPEK Fingerprint Sensor with the Tcusb.sys driver file – version
1.9.2.99 or earlier


ok, so .74 is earlier than .99 and both are too old to work with SP1
supposedly, so i go back to Device Manager and select Update Driver.

Stupid windows checks for a few moments and comes back with a message
that the driver is "Up to date".

Now what:??

Download the most recent drivers from here:

'Welcome To UPEK - Support - Downloads'
(http://www.upek.com/support/download...rs/windows.asp)

Once I installed these drivers on my system, Windows Update allowed me
to install SP1. (Although it took a couple of update checks before SP1
showed up.)


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EPJ

I solved my own problem with drivers (got the correct driver from
upek.com and now SP1 shows up in Updates. The only current glitch is i
had to uninstall the Realtek High Definition Audio driver that I got
from Toshiba. The Realtek drivers at the realtek site (ver 1.89) don't
allow the headphone jack to output sound, and I loose the hi def audio
app in Control Panel.

What I am wondering is, CAN I INSTALL SP1, AND THEN REINSTALL THE OLD
AUDIO DRIVER?

Dave

That is weird..I have Realtek Audio drivers and they work fine with SP1

--
KingOfChaos

David wrote:
> I solved my own problem with drivers (got the correct driver from
> upek.com and now SP1 shows up in Updates.

Thank you David. I had exactly the same problem - but when I downloaded
the 'latest' from upek.com - the successful update always showed v
1.9.2.77 (Maybe in the meantime... something got updated at UPEK?)



The only current glitch is i
> had to uninstall the Realtek High Definition Audio driver that I got
> from Toshiba. The Realtek drivers at the realtek site (ver 1.89) don't
> allow the headphone jack to output sound, and I loose the hi def audio
> app in Control Panel.

Which driver is that specifically - I do not see it under 'Cause 5' here
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=948343



>
> What I am wondering is, CAN I INSTALL SP1, AND THEN REINSTALL THE OLD
> AUDIO DRIVER?

The answer I got was 'probably not' - not without messing us the SP1
installation.

EPJ wrote:
> Download the most recent drivers from here:
>
> 'Welcome To UPEK - Support - Downloads'
> (http://www.upek.com/support/download...rs/windows.asp)
>
> Once I installed these drivers on my system, Windows Update allowed me
> to install SP1. (Although it took a couple of update checks before SP1
> showed up.)
>
>

This did not work for me - which I why I was interested in David's post.
The current driver available here (build 111)still installs my old
version 1.9.2.77.

occam wrote:
> EPJ wrote:
>> Download the most recent drivers from here:
>>
>> 'Welcome To UPEK - Support - Downloads'
>> (http://www.upek.com/support/download...rs/windows.asp)
>>
>> Once I installed these drivers on my system, Windows Update allowed me
>> to install SP1. (Although it took a couple of update checks before SP1
>> showed up.)
>>
>>
>
> This did not work for me - which I why I was interested in David's
> post. The current driver available here (build 111)still installs my
> old version 1.9.2.77.
hmmm... i just checked device manager--it shows the proper version
here--1.9.2.111, which is good, as SP1 wants a driver greater than
1.9.2.99, IIRC.

Dave

KingOfChaos wrote:
> That is weird..I have Realtek Audio drivers and they work fine with SP1.
>
>
>
i haven't gotten to installing SP1 yet. the issue i had was realtek
driver I had yesterday was out of date, preventing SP1 from being
offered via WU. Replacing that driver, UPEK, and Intel video got WU to
cooperate and allow SP1 to download.

Dave