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MS Surface Pro 9 Win 10 file not found #487

Open cjmx2000 opened 1 year ago

cjmx2000 commented 1 year ago

download from https://download.microsoft.com/download/e/9/a/e9a35d1b-7b4c-48d4-8619-5301d4c09f65/SurfacePro9_Win10_19044_22.101.15507.0.msi

file not found. Any help would be appreciated.

bobojobaxter commented 1 year ago

Same. I checked MS and it shows the files: SurfacePro9_Win10_19044_23.044.40192.0 SurfacePro9_Win11_22621_23.044.40352.0

ajn142attamu commented 1 year ago

Hey, I think my fork might fix the Surface driver issue, we had the same issue with Windows 11 22H2. I haven’t figured out compiling the .exe or .msi like the repo owner, so you have to run the .ps1 directly from an Admin Powershell window.

https://github.com/ajn142attamu/DriverAutomationTool/blob/master/Current%20Branch/7.2.2/DriverAutomationTool.ps1

Let me know if that helps and I can see about putting in a PR.

cjmx2000 commented 1 year ago

Hey, I think my fork might fix the Surface driver issue, we had the same issue with Windows 11 22H2. I haven’t figured out compiling the .exe or .msi like the repo owner, so you have to run the .ps1 directly from an Admin Powershell window.

https://github.com/ajn142attamu/DriverAutomationTool/blob/master/Current%20Branch/7.2.2/DriverAutomationTool.ps1

Let me know if that helps and I can see about putting in a PR.

This works correctly! thanks!

ChemKroonri commented 9 months ago

I have your ps1 a try and it does not solve the issue. it looks like the Dev needs to update the json file with new information. because the links in there for the SP9 give me a 404 error

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maurice-daly/DriverAutomationTool/master/Data/OSDCatalogMicrosoftDriverPack.json

ajn142attamu commented 9 months ago

I have your ps1 a try and it does not solve the issue. it looks like the Dev needs to update the json file with new information. because the links in there for the SP9 give me a 404 error

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maurice-daly/DriverAutomationTool/master/Data/OSDCatalogMicrosoftDriverPack.json

You may find the master branch (or possibly the SelfHostMSCatalog branch) on my repo more helpful. In short, my patch fixed the issue at-the-time, but like you found, DAT also depends on a catalog, and if the catalog is outdated, you're hosed. In the time since I posted my initial patch, both Dell and MS have changed their download site format, and MS has released new driver packs as well. From what I worked out, Maurice uses a tool called OSDeploy/OSD to generate the catalogs, and then hosts his own catalog files in this repo. My main branch changed that, and points at the OSDeploy repo instead, where those catalogs are updated ~1x/week to 1x/month.

ajn142attamu commented 9 months ago

We also ran into issues where I didn't 100% grasp the logic used to decide whether to fetch the latest catalogs and OEMLinks.xml file, and we found a good workaround there was to manually replace the OEMLinks.xml file in your working directory with the one from my repo, but it's possible there may be additional issues in place.

AFAICT pull requests etc., aren't frequently merged here, so my repo is getting fixes for issues as we run into them, but if we haven't encountered a particular issue then we also won't have attempted fixing it. Still a great tool overall, I dang sure couldn't have built it, I know just enough to tinker w/ things until they're fixed (aka enough to be dangerous).

ChemKroonri commented 9 months ago

Thanks I got is to download with your selfhosted ps1 file. going to test it tomorrow

ajn142attamu commented 9 months ago

Sounds good. My self-hosted files may be out of date, if I have time today I’ll commit new catalogs and stuff.

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cjmx2000 commented 5 months ago

@ajn142attamu are you able to update the catalog again? Thanks!

GeoSimos commented 4 months ago

Workaround for the catalog here: https://github.com/maurice-daly/DriverAutomationTool/issues/508#issuecomment-1930403304

ajn142attamu commented 4 months ago

@cjmx2000 I'm sorry, I've been stuck buried under other problems at work, but I may revisit soon. In the meantime, if you change line 26 of your OEMLinks.xml to the value below it should fix things.

        <Link Type="JSONSource" URL="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OSDeploy/OSD/master/Catalogs/MicrosoftDriverPackCatalog.json"></Link>
GeoSimos commented 4 months ago

@cjmx2000 I'm sorry, I've been stuck buried under other problems at work, but I may revisit soon. In the meantime, if you change line 26 of your OEMLinks.xml to the value below it should fix things.

      <Link Type="JSONSource" URL="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OSDeploy/OSD/master/Catalogs/MicrosoftDriverPackCatalog.json"></Link>

This catalog is current?

cjmx2000 commented 4 months ago

@ajn142attamu Thanks!

this is the link I have already "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OSDeploy/OSD/master/Catalogs/MicrosoftDriverPackCatalog.json

It tries to download from here and never connects https://download.microsoft.com/download/e/9/a/e9a35d1b-7b4c-48d4-8619-5301d4c09f65/SurfacePro9_Win10_19044_22.101.15507.0.msi

ajn142attamu commented 4 months ago

This catalog is current?

Yes @GeoSimos updated as of 2 days ago. https://github.com/OSDeploy/OSD/blob/master/Catalogs/MicrosoftDriverPackCatalog.json

ETA: OSD is the tool Maurice uses to generate the catalogs he hosts, this change just redirects DAT to look at their repo instead of his for the catalog.

ajn142attamu commented 4 months ago

https://download.microsoft.com/download/e/9/a/e9a35d1b-7b4c-48d4-8619-5301d4c09f65/SurfacePro9_Win10_19044_22.101.15507.0.msi

@cjmx2000 Really odd, because if you look at the online catalog linked in my reply to @GeoSimos, it should be trying to pull the link below for any Surface Pro 9:

https://download.microsoft.com/download/e/9/a/e9a35d1b-7b4c-48d4-8619-5301d4c09f65/SurfacePro9_Win10_19044_24.012.27594.0.msi

GeoSimos commented 4 months ago

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OSDeploy/OSD/master/Catalogs/MicrosoftDriverPackCatalog.json

This is not the same filename, have you cleaned any cached files from the tool and restart it?

cjmx2000 commented 4 months ago

@GeoSimos this is the correct link per @ajn142attamu https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OSDeploy/OSD/master/Catalogs/MicrosoftDriverPackCatalog.json

removed all files and started over. Success! thanks for the assistance, I should have started with that.

GeoSimos commented 4 months ago

@GeoSimos this is the correct link per @ajn142attamu https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OSDeploy/OSD/master/Catalogs/MicrosoftDriverPackCatalog.json

removed all files and started over. Success! thanks for the assistance, I should have started with that.

  • DriverPackage: Drivers copied to - S:\Driver Packages\Microsoft\Surface_Pro_9_for_Business_2038\Windows11-22H2-x64-24.012.27601.0\StandardPkg\

Glad it worked for you, have pulled my hair some times and this was the solution ;-)