HBS ED and KB5101650: Issues with keyboard driver and PE Network

[admin]

@al3x,

After replacing Mrxsmb.sys and Ksecdd.sys, I confirmed that PENM runs on my ARM64 computer and that Wi-Fi works properly. Thanks.

Best regards,

[admin]

@Bespoken,

Please try the following version to see if PE Network Manager can run normally.
https://www.easyuefi.com/backup-software...260719.exe

Have a nice day!

Best regards,

[Bespoken]

Partial good results.

ASUS Zenbook
- PE Network Manager started, no error popup, access to wifi
- touchpad unresponsive, keyboard works
(previously adding drivers ialpss2i_gpio2_bxt_p, ialpss2_uart2_mtl, ialpss2_spi_mtl, ialpss2_spi_mtl, ialpss2_i2c_mtl, and ialpss2_gpio2_mtl activated the touchpad)

HP Desktop
- PE Network Manager started, no error popup, no access to wifi, ethernet works
- keyboard and mouse works

HP X360
- PE Network Manager started, no error popup, access to wifi
- touchpad and keyboard works

May need to add some drivers to the build on the HP Desktop to get it working.

[al3x]

Hi,

After replacing Mrxsmb.sys and Ksecdd.sys, I confirmed that PENM runs on my ARM64 computer and that Wi-Fi works properly. Thanks.

was that a typo or does PENM actually run on ARM64? If yes, that would be good news!

Please try the following version to see if PE Network Manager can run normally.
https://www.easyuefi.com/backup-software...260719.exe

PENM also works for me with that updated version, thanks!

[admin]

@Bespoken,

Thank you very much for your prompt and detailed test feedback.

From your test results, it appears that the new version no longer pops up an error message when starting PE Network Manager, confirming that the solution of replacing Mrxsmb.sys and Ksecdd.sys is effective.

Regarding the unresponsive touchpad on the ASUS Zenbook, this likely involves other serial IO or GPIO driver dependencies, but it is difficult to determine exactly which files need to be replaced.

Regarding the HP desktop's inability to use Wi-Fi, this should be because the required wireless network card driver is not installed in the WinRE image.

Thank you again for your continued collaboration.

Have a nice day!

Best regards,

[admin]

@al3x,

was that a typo or does PENM actually run on ARM64? If yes, that would be good news!

It was not a typo. I did indeed use a Windows ARM64 computer for the testing, because my x64 laptop could not reproduce the issue. That might require installing a fresh Windows 11 system.

PENM also works for me with that updated version, thanks!

Glad to hear that.

Have a nice day!

Best regards,