Double Driver list against drivers and DriverStoreDouble Driver list against drivers ( drivers against Double Driver )
We will follow a very similar set of measurement as those starting here , http://www.excelfox.com/forum/showth...ge12#post12276
We do a very similar analysis as for Device Manager Property list against drivers and DriverStore
The large before file, now named ExplorerBefore Douible Driver V drivers.xlsm , is the previous file, ExplorerBefore Device Manager Properties V DriverStore.xlsm, with the color taken out in drivers ( and while we are at it, DriverStore also , ( the italics can remain in DriverStore) )
Reminder of drivers
From here, http://www.excelfox.com/forum/showth...ge12#post12276 we saw that in drivers we have
Reminder of Double Driver ( Full List)Code:Folder? de-DE More than 2 dots -- Microsoft.Bluetooth.AvrcpTransport.sys.mui Folder? DriverData Folder? en-US Folder? etc Folder? hosts Folder? networks Folder? protocol Folder? services Folder? UMDF More than 2 dots -- Microsoft.Bluetooth.Profiles.HidOverGatt.dll Folder? de-DE More than 2 dots -- Microsoft.Bluetooth.Profiles.HidOverGatt.dll.mui Folder? en-US Folder? wd sys 3 dll 12 bin 0 cpa 0 vp 0 Else1 0 bag 0 xml 0 js 0 gdl 0 cab 0 ini 0 cat 0 inf 0 pnf 0 gpd 0 exe 0 sam 1 dll.mui 10 sys.mui 125 Else2 0 Total files is 151 Total Folders is 12 Total things with more than 2 dots is 3
Previously , the Double Driver list was taken as the large in which to find files from a smaller. After this we looked back, as it were, to how much of the contents of Double Driver were in other things that were compared against it.
We can use for convenience the routine of this form on the non colured initial worksheet , and edit the output slightly to remove the (0) entries, since no cells have coloured text
The listing suggest it might be more convenient to look for the files in drivers, and attempt to find them in DoubleDriverCode:sys 128 dll 49 bin 3 cpa 1 vp 5 els 1 inf 81 ini 107 cat 4 gpd 29 xml 27 gdl 2 js 3 dpd 0 cab 1 bag 1 ppd 1 exe 1 dpb 4 Total 448
The macro here, http://www.excelfox.com/forum/showth...ll=1#post12555 , takes each cell in the selection , and checks for at least one . in it, to indicate a file.
An extra code line, not yet used in the similar macros of this type, removes any of the extra strange .mui in the string to be searched for from drivers
Let FileNmeSrchFor = Replace(CelVl, ".mui", "", 1, 1, vbBinaryCompare)
In the next few post , the usual colouring of matched cell values is shown.
ExplorerBefore Double Driver V drivers.xlsm : https://app.box.com/s/fv502svb5oxs3bg1oevx07is698idxi5
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