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"Access Denied" Message During USB Device Installation

"Access is Denied" when attempting to install drivers on Windows 7

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This is just a quick post to share a problem I had while trying to update the firmware on an MK808B recently, and the solution I came up with. The problem was trivial, but none of the suggested solutions that I found online were appropriate, so I am sharing what happened here to save other people the same issue.

I downloaded the USB drivers for a device, connected the device, and waited for Windows to ask about drivers for it. I had the drivers downloaded and extracted ready for installation.

When I selected the folder with the drivers, Windows proceeded to try to install the drivers, but then very quickly reported Access is denied.

The same happened if I tried to update driver from in Device Manager.

The problem was caused by the folder containing the drivers being read-only, and I think, encrypted but I am a bit fuzzy on what the Encrypted attribute really does on Windows 7.

I solved the problem by right-clicking on the folder, and unticking read-only and encrypted and applying that to the entire folder and its contents. This took a few seconds for Windows to fix the attributes on all the files.

After that I was able to install the driver without incident.

Hopefully this helps save someone else some hassle.

Update: If you are running Windows 8.1 there is a related problem where you basically can t use unsigned drivers anymore. That s a separate issue.

I am trying to install my USB controller on my Windows machine. After I install the driver NI-488.2, NI-DAQmx, etc., I reboot the PC, and after it powers up, I plug.

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If access is denied to install a driver then he does not have administrator privleges on his account and needs someone who does ot login to the computer and allow the.

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Hardware: GPIB External Controllers/Convertors GPIB-USB-A

Problem:

I am trying to install my USB controller on my Windows machine. After I install the driver NI-488.2, NI-DAQmx, etc., I reboot the PC, and after it powers up, I plug in my USB device in the USB port. The Found New Hardware messages pops up, and after the initialization message, I get an Access Denied message, and the installation aborts.

Error Message in Windows 7.

I am not able to detect the card in MAX. In device manager there is a driver missing mark next to it yellow exclamation mark.

Solution:

This issue is related to the Windows registry, and is not related to the particular USB device; any other USB device will still not work if you plug it to the port.

To fix the problem in Windows 2000/XP:

Run regedit from the Start menu. Be sure to export a backup copy of the registry before proceeding.

Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet ENUM USB from the Menu bar.

Select Security Permissions.

In the dialog box, select allow everyone to read the key. Make sure Allow inheritable permissions from parent to propagate to this object is selected.

Click the Advanced tab and make sure Allow inheritable permissions from parent to propagate to this object is selected.

Retry the installation.

To fix the problem in Windows Vista/7:

Run regedit from the Start menu. Be sure to export a backup copy of the registry before proceeding.

Navigate to Computer HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet ENUM USB using the tree to expand folders.

Right Click the USB folder and select Permissions

In the dialog box, verify Everyone is a listed group and that Read is checked.

Click the Advanced tab and make sure Include inheritable permissions from this object s parent is selected as shown.

Navigate to the Owner tab and make sure Replace owner on subcontainers and objects is selected as shown.

Select Apply to apply these changes. A warning message may appear at this point. Select OK to continue.

Select Apply in the Permissions for USB dialog box if necessary, then select OK to exit.