Nice one
Just let us know the simple edit
ok, bath time for kids so need to run........but its simply a case of using the MCE replacement drivers mentioned earlier in this thread - edit the inf file and add the Philips Device ID to it (easy to find) - then update devices driver in Device Manager and point the file location to the inf files (XP one is the one).
eg. the inf file would also have this in it :
[Microsoft]
%USB\VID_0471&PID_0815.DeviceDesc%=MCEIR.Dev, USB\VID_0471&PID_060D
VID_0471&PID_060D is the device ID for the Philips USB IR device
After this you have a working 'MCE Infrared Remote Control' in your USB devices.
HIP then sees it fine and tested too, first attempt at MP didnt kick in......shall play again after bath time!!
Well that seems to be fine here, XP SP2 configured as above and then using HIP to manage the remote aspect and it works fine - tetris in MP with a remote should keep the wife happy!!
Hope you guys get it working too - happy to help.
Jez
See above, sorted
Worth a look too :- MCE Remote Replacement Driver FAQ
Jez
hey, thanks for posting this
i've been trying to get this remote working with mce recently but to no avail
i get SF+ Dongle(e.d) listed in device manager, so i've downloaded the alternative drivers, added the line you suggested to mceir_xp.inf, and tried to update the driver. but when i point it to the .inf file, it says drivers for the device couldn't be found in the specified location
any ideas?
In Device Settings update drivers on the SF+ Dongle.
Install from specific location --> Don't Search I will choose --> Human Interface Devices --> Microsoft --> Microsoft eHome Infrared Tranceiver
Ignore the warning, then reboot.
Install HIP ( ByRemote File Downloads ) then use the following.
View attachment 21592
Use the readme in the Zip file to help.