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[20x]

george101, on Jun 19 2010, 01:45, said:

Dont to reply here if you need any help or if you just wanna say thanks

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[george101]

i forgot to say forget!!!

[summoner]

Very good tutorial! Can you post it to the wiki at xda?

--summoner

[20x]

@george101

Your guide is great, but doing this on x64 system isn't that easy.  I had tried in the past also and this time too by using unsigned drivers and it had been an unsuccessful endeavor.  I has kept one installation of Win XP for this very purpose of flashing and getting everything seamlessly or is it working on x64 platform?

[talktoanil]

make it sticky plz

[kaffee]

delete ....

Edited by kaffee, 19 June 2010 - 06:44 PM.

[Thunder141]

I now use Driver Signature Enforcement Overrider, which is freeware. It signes the xp 64 Bit Driver chooseable by dialog and sets windows 7 64 bit in a "test mode" state. Thus the driver is loaded everytime without the need of pressing f8 at the start and manually enforce the loading of unsigned drivers.

You can found it here

The Desktop then shows Test mode as a watermark, which can be removed with another freeware OS language independent found here.

I flashed my phone several times without problems with my windows 64 bit machine before just manually switching by pressing f8, but with this steps its more comfortable and i can always use octans with no need to reboot cause i forget to override the loading of unsigned drivers.

Of course you need the old 64 bit activesync drivers from xp for working. this is described in the forum elsewhere.

Thunder

20x, on Jun 19 2010, 15:04, said:

@george101

Your guide is great, but doing this on x64 system isn't that easy.  I had tried in the past also and this time too by using unsigned drivers and it had been an unsuccessful endeavor.  I has kept one installation of Win XP for this very purpose of flashing and getting everything seamlessly or is it working on x64 platform?

Edited by Thunder141, 01 July 2010 - 05:02 AM.

[sakisds]

Great! Now its time to get rid of my xp partition !

[Daemon_necis]

UPDATE:

This method was working for me:

1. While Windows 7 starts, press F8 and choose "Disable driver signature enforcement" or something like that
(I have a german Windows 7, so i can't tell u, what will stand there on your PC    )

2. Turn Phone off, connect it to PC, let the driver be installed

3. replace the Mobile Device USB-Driver with the one I attached

4. install the Samsung Modem Driver using its setup (also attached)

5. set Octans to compatibility "Windows XP SP3"

6. flash as usual



All Credits go to the author of this thread:

Original thread

Attached Files

•  Driver.rar   497.91K   421 downloads

Edited by Daemon_necis, 07 January 2011 - 01:17 AM.

[ErnstJanF]

You missed something!

For x64 you will need to boot your system using the 'disable driver check' within the advanced boot-menu using the F8 key before you can change the drivers.

Edited by ErnstJanF, 26 July 2010 - 12:09 PM.

[Thunder141]

No! That's not right anymore. Look at my posts a little bit before

ErnstJanF, on Jul 26 2010, 12:08, said:

You missed something!

For x64 you will need to boot your system using the 'disable driver check' within the advanced boot-menu using the F8 key before you can change the drivers.

[ErnstJanF]

Thunder141, on Jul 27 2010, 17:21, said:

No! That's not right anymore. Look at my posts a little bit before

Sorry, missed that post. Note that people will only read the first post, so please add this step.
One more thing (thunder): You do need 2 freeware program's, but it's possible to modify your boot.ini so it will auto-boot into 'force driver checks to disable'

[Thunder141]

have you tried this way? I tried it and it didn't work.

I cannot add this to the first post, cause I am not the thread-opener

ErnstJanF, on Jul 28 2010, 07:41, said:

Sorry, missed that post. Note that people will only read the first post, so please add this step.
One more thing (thunder): You do need 2 freeware program's, but it's possible to modify your boot.ini so it will auto-boot into 'force driver checks to disable'

[ErnstJanF]

Thunder141, on Jul 28 2010, 09:38, said:

have you tried this way? I tried it and it didn't work.

I cannot add this to the first post, cause I am not the thread-opener

I meant the thread-opener.
I've set the boot.ini to use this option by default, however, I don't know what app I was using to do so...

[AssimilatorX]

It simple easiest to use vmware or hyper-v top of that you dont need to mess up your working system...

[hoangeagle]

thx for share

[54whui]

don't forget to disable windows firewall

[Jasper91]

Can't download the 64bit file from http://www.mediafire...php?myojwmniojg it doesn;t start downloading :/

[flamelf]

the links don't work anymore! to bad

[iemsy]

please help,he doesn't detect my phone i have do all in that tutorial