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02-19-2020 12:44 PM
Hello,
I'm setting up a PXI-1045 chassis for the first time on a new PC and I'm experiencing issues getting the PXI-5404 and PXI-5421 installed and working correctly. They are showing up in the NI MAX app, but they aren't re-nameable and the LEDs on the boards aren't showing activity. I went into the Device Manager in Windows and found that the drivers are having issues with Windows 10 (see images). I've attempted to repair the FGEN drivers in NI Package Manager as well as remove and reinstall the FGEN driver package.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jay
02-20-2020 08:58 AM
hello, what version of FGEN driver is installed to your new computer? And what OS (like Windows 10 )are you using on the computer? If you already confirmed that the chassis and modules are working fine through some troubleshooting, the environment of your computer might seem making some trouble. Thanks!
02-20-2020 12:20 PM
Hello,
Thanks for responding! I'm running FGEN 19.6 and Windows 10. I discovered that if I turn off Secure Boot in the BIOS, those two cards will function normally. I'm not sure why Windows 10 doesn't like those drivers.
Jay
02-20-2020 03:33 PM
Hi Jay,
On your specific PC, when Secure Boot is enabled, do you know if it also enables Kernel DMA Protection? I've seen computers enable and disable Kernel DMA Protection via different BIOS menu options.
If it's possible, can you do the following for me?
If should look something like this:
Thanks!
02-20-2020 03:51 PM
Hello Captain_K,
I checked the system settings both before and after turning off Secure Boot and the Kernal DMA Protection was off both times.
Thanks,
Jay
02-20-2020 04:01 PM
Thanks for checking that! It wasn't what I originally thought. What NI driver versions do you have installed?
02-21-2020 07:48 AM
Here's a list of the drivers with their versions as shown in the Package Manager.