I lastly then installed all the Windows updates available MANUALLY and after two restarts of the PC the SCSI drive was still present.Additional scan result of Farbar Recovery Scan Tool (圆4) Version: 01-05.2019 Checked Daemon Tools Lite and the drive was still present Installed Daemon Tools Lite (DTLite1040-0191_paid) and the STPD driver Checked the currently installed updatesīelow were the ones I had left after a restart Un-installed all the above KBs (with the exception of the two that are not possible to un-install) Cleared the registry of all presence of Daemon Tools Lite Un-installed Daemon Tools Lite (DTLite1040-0191_paid) To follow up from a previous thread I created I had the SCSI drive failure again and I found the following after a Windows 10 updateĪfter the restart, the drive failure occurred, I checked and the following updates were installed: *FULL hardware specification (motherboard, cpu, chipset, etc.) *ALL burning software or other cd emulation software (also indicate if you have, or have ever ha, Easy CD/DVD/Media Creator installed) *Operating System and any major updates (service packs, etc.) Windows 10 update kb4462933 breaks Daemon Tools SCSI SPTD driver/service
I'm not sure if this would be classed as a bug however, I needed to make someone aware just in case there's a better fix than removing a Windows update! The SCSI drive then disappeared, again, so I removed the KB, kb4462933 and after a restart of the OS the SCSI came back and is working correctly. I then restarted the PC and the drive was still present so I then did the windows update and these KBs were installed So I formatted my NVME drive, disconnected all other HDDs and DVD drives and did a fresh install on Windows 10, did not installed any motherboard drivers, graphic drivers, only Daemon tools.the SCSI drive then appeared! 'daemon tools insufficient resources to create target connection' | program files.) restarting after the each step the SCSI drive still never appeared and I got the the error the application. The following information was included with the event:Įven after I forced the service to restart, uninstalled Daemon tools and re-installed it, cleared all data of Daemon Tools (c:\users. If the event originated on another computer, the display information had to be saved with the event. You can install or repair the component on the local computer. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. The description for Event ID 0 from source Disc Soft Lite Bus Service cannot be found. "C:\Program Files\DAEMON Tools Lite\DiscSoftBusServiceLite.exe" I noticed that after I did a Windows update (just performing OS maintenance/cleanup) my SCSI drive disappeared, I Looked through the logs and found the following:
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