I have had endless issues with 'Install the driver fail!' Errors on numerous machines, this occurs when trying to launch livesuit.exe in order to flash many types of A10 tablet. This is a fix which worked for me on several platforms. You will find something like LiveSuitPack_version_1.1 in the unpacked livesuite folder (I used version 1.09, it is similar for 1.07 which is the other version commonly found).
You should run this as administrator and it will install the relevant drivers and then you will be able to run the livesuite executable. Under Windows 7 simply right click and choose 'Run as administrator', you will be prompted to allow the installation of an unsigned driver, to which you should say yes. Under Windows 8 this will still fail with a similar message. This is because, by default Windows 8 does not allow the installation of unsigned drivers.
One more question though. The live suite pack I have came as a exe-file, with a name like 'Live_Suite_V1.07_Pack.exe' or something like that. Running that file unpacks a bunch of live suite files (the actual programm files). And it is at that stage (so while unpacking 'Live_Suite_V1.07_Pack.exe') that live suite tries to install the faulty driver.
To overcome this, you need to use CTRL-ALT-DELETE to get to the screen with the restart/shut down/log off button in the bottom right corner. Hold SHIFT and click on restart. This will take you though a series of screens. Choose Troubleshoot, Advanced Options, then Startup Settings. The machine will now reboot. On startup you will be taken to a new maneu screen, where you can choose option 7 to allow the installation of unsugned drivers.
Now you can run the LiveSuitPack_version_1.1 as administrator, and all should be well. Quote: Originally Posted by dm871 I have had endless issues with 'Install the driver fail!' Errors on numerous machines, this occurs when trying to launch livesuit.exe in order to flash many types of A10 tablet.
This is a fix which worked for me on several platforms. You will find something like LiveSuitPack_version_1.1 in the unpacked livesuite folder (I used version 1.09, it is similar for 1.07 which is the other version commonly found). You should run this as administrator and it will install the relevant drivers and then you will be able to run the livesuite executable. Under Windows 7 simply right click and choose 'Run as administrator', you will be prompted to allow the installation of an unsigned driver, to which you should say yes. Under Windows 8 this will still fail with a similar message. This is because, by default Windows 8 does not allow the installation of unsigned drivers.
To overcome this, you need to use CTRL-ALT-DELETE to get to the screen with the restart/shut down/log off button in the bottom right corner. Hold SHIFT and click on restart. This will take you though a series of screens. Choose Troubleshoot, Advanced Options, then Startup Settings. The machine will now reboot.
On startup you will be taken to a new maneu screen, where you can choose option 7 to allow the installation of unsugned drivers. Now you can run the LiveSuitPack_version_1.1 as administrator, and all should be well. Quote: Originally Posted by dm871 I have had endless issues with 'Install the driver fail!' Errors on numerous machines, this occurs when trying to launch livesuit. Microchip Pic24f Serial Bootloader. exe in order to flash many types of A10 tablet.
This is a fix which worked for me on several platforms. You will find something like LiveSuitPack_version_1.1 in the unpacked livesuite folder (I used version 1.09, it is similar for 1.07 which is the other version commonly found).
You should run this as administrator and it will install the relevant drivers and then you will be able to run the livesuite executable. Under Windows 7 simply right click and choose 'Run as administrator', you will be prompted to allow the installation of an unsigned driver, to which you should say yes. Under Windows 8 this will still fail with a similar message. This is because, by default Windows 8 does not allow the installation of unsigned drivers. To overcome this, you need to use CTRL-ALT-DELETE to get to the screen with the restart/shut down/log off button in the bottom right corner. Hold SHIFT and click on restart.
This will take you though a series of screens. Choose Troubleshoot, Advanced Options, then Startup Settings.
The machine will now reboot. On startup you will be taken to a new maneu screen, where you can choose option 7 to allow the installation of unsugned drivers. Now you can run the LiveSuitPack_version_1.1 as administrator, and all should be well. Quote: Originally Posted by dm871 I have had endless issues with 'Install the driver fail!'
Errors on numerous machines, this occurs when trying to launch livesuit.exe in order to flash many types of A10 tablet. This is a fix which worked for me on several platforms. You will find something like LiveSuitPack_version_1.1 in the unpacked livesuite folder (I used version 1.09, it is similar for 1.07 which is the other version commonly found). You should run this as administrator and it will install the relevant drivers and then you will be able to run the livesuite executable. Under Windows 7 simply right click and choose 'Run as administrator', you will be prompted to allow the installation of an unsigned driver, to which you should say yes. Under Windows 8 this will still fail with a similar message. This is because, by default Windows 8 does not allow the installation of unsigned drivers.
To overcome this, you need to use CTRL-ALT-DELETE to get to the screen with the restart/shut down/log off button in the bottom right corner. Hold SHIFT and click on restart. This will take you though a series of screens. Choose Troubleshoot, Advanced Options, then Startup Settings. The machine will now reboot. On startup you will be taken to a new maneu screen, where you can choose option 7 to allow the installation of unsugned drivers.
Now you can run the LiveSuitPack_version_1.1 as administrator, and all should be well.