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<blockquote data-quote="limpwhizkid" data-source="post: 764859" data-attributes="member: 68258"><p>that MSI thingie is worthless.. </p><p></p><p>you need to follow this guide to the letter.. take your time.. and it should work.</p><p>you need to reboot afterwards... </p><p></p><p>How to add BDA support to Win2k8 R2:</p><p>This is setup for EN-US only.</p><p>Download attachment <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/at...aforserver.rar" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/at...aforserver.rar</a></p><p>Extract to your windows 7 x64 drive (C:\), </p><p>(if you do not have it on C: you need to edit every batfile and infofile it has hardcoded c: in it!) </p><p></p><p>run get bda vista.bat (x64)on YOUR Windows 7 x64 PC. This is important because R2 is only x64 and you need an Windows 7 X64 PC. </p><p></p><p>now copy the whole bdaforserver folder "as is" to your windows 2008 R2 Box</p><p>Open and edit the file "Setup BDA.bat" (in c:\bdaforserver\setup for x64) </p><p>Now again a very important part. Press WINDOWSKEY + R and type "%systemroot%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository" </p><p>A folder window should pop up. Now search a foldername which begins with "bda.inf_" and copy that foldername to your clipboard. </p><p>Now look again in the "Setup BDA.bat" file and look on top. There should be a folder in the copy path, named "bda.inf_57d991b5". </p><p>Replace that folder name ("bda.inf_57d991b5") to you before copied (Clipboard!) folder name you've found in "%systemroot%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository" </p><p>Now save the file ("Setup BDA.bat"). </p><p>run "Setup BDA.bat" on your server as administrator! (right click bat and choose "run as administrator") This is important! There could be some access denied errors but you can ignore them, because these file existed already. </p><p>After the next restart it should work without problems! </p><p></p><p>good luck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="limpwhizkid, post: 764859, member: 68258"] that MSI thingie is worthless.. you need to follow this guide to the letter.. take your time.. and it should work. you need to reboot afterwards... How to add BDA support to Win2k8 R2: This is setup for EN-US only. Download attachment [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/at...aforserver.rar[/url] Extract to your windows 7 x64 drive (C:\), (if you do not have it on C: you need to edit every batfile and infofile it has hardcoded c: in it!) run get bda vista.bat (x64)on YOUR Windows 7 x64 PC. This is important because R2 is only x64 and you need an Windows 7 X64 PC. now copy the whole bdaforserver folder "as is" to your windows 2008 R2 Box Open and edit the file "Setup BDA.bat" (in c:\bdaforserver\setup for x64) Now again a very important part. Press WINDOWSKEY + R and type "%systemroot%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository" A folder window should pop up. Now search a foldername which begins with "bda.inf_" and copy that foldername to your clipboard. Now look again in the "Setup BDA.bat" file and look on top. There should be a folder in the copy path, named "bda.inf_57d991b5". Replace that folder name ("bda.inf_57d991b5") to you before copied (Clipboard!) folder name you've found in "%systemroot%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository" Now save the file ("Setup BDA.bat"). run "Setup BDA.bat" on your server as administrator! (right click bat and choose "run as administrator") This is important! There could be some access denied errors but you can ignore them, because these file existed already. After the next restart it should work without problems! good luck [/QUOTE]
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