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Munchies_Matt wrote: Actually turns out to be STATUS_INVALID_IMAGE_FORMAT for all the use that is.
Compiled as 32-bit, trying to load on a 64-bit OS (or vice-versa)? Generally that's the sort of thing this particular message is trying to say.
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This is an error BUILDING the driver. VS2017 clearly can not find the WDK when Windows, it and the WDK are not installed on the D drive.
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Dunno man...just throwing ideas.
Maybe Process Monitor (from Sysinternals) could reveal what it's looking for, and where it's looking (which would result in a failure). Or maybe you've established that already.
More and more, it seems that if you deviate from a "standard" install (whatever that means), things break. Not a good trend for sure.
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Munchies_Matt wrote: And this is supposedly a world leader?
Yes, because there is no one doing it better. 
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Munchies_Matt wrote: And this is supposedly a world leader? They are a joke.
Have a read on the "Old New Thing" blog to see how much effort they spend on the OS. Doesn't mean they do that with each product ofcourse 
While I agree that the AmigaOS is still the superiour product, it proved to be too complex for a casual user. OS/2 warp died because no-one wanted to move to a weird platform, and IBM did not want to make it compatible with Windows apps. Soo, we kinda stuck with a Windows.
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Munchies_Matt wrote: And this is supposedly a world leader?
Unless somebody else is also making a WDK, then that's technically not a wrong statement.
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Hi All,
I think at some point we have all experienced it. The Dilbert of the Day calendar the Sunday just gone is horribly relevant to the beast I am working on at the moment. I swear Scott Adams is on the project I am. The best part is a Consultant who is over seeing the project has taken it and placed it on the software leads desk! 
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It was just that it was so topical... 
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Just wanted to know from experienced parents if Son or daughter dynamics change as they grow up.
I have a daughter, who is now 11 spends more time with her friends and in social media. She comes to me or have a serious talk only when she has a problem that needs to be solved or she gets bored with internet. The only good time I really have daily is the 15 mins drive to drop her at school. That's when she jokes, makes fun or torments to upgrade the car.
Do boys too behave in a similar manner?
cheers,
Super
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super wrote: Do boys too behave in a similar manner?
Mine is just one year old. But let me tell you, boys just want to destroy things (including themselves).
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Yes, for a few years. But my eldest will be 50 this year and he is quite a nice guy now.
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Nope. From the onset of puberty to around age 25, boys just grunt. Occasionally they will whine, moan, or storm off in a huff. Painting the bedroom black is also an option. Conversation is not a priority for them, particularly with old folk (i.e. anyone over 25) who clearly will not be able to understand them in any way so why bother.
Fortunately, they do grow out of being little sh*ts, but it takes time ...
You do realise that on their 18th birthday you can dump all their stuff outside the house and change the locks?
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Quote: You do realise that on their 18th birthday you can dump all their stuff outside the house and change the locks?
It is not simple like that, here.
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OriginalGriff wrote: You do realise that on their 18th birthday you can dump all their stuff outside the house and change the locks?
I keep hearing that.
Yet a co-worker of mine was still paying support to his ex-wife because his kid was living with her and into university until her mid-20s.
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Not mine, they (9 & 13) keep breaking my ...ls for all and the most silly reasons. 
Moreover they are very different from each other, so I guess you cannot generalize.
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The only const in relation to kids is the change - they differ from one another (and even looks similar you are doomed if try the same approach). They also change over time (sometime several times the same day)...
I have 4 of them and can drive me crazy within 2 seconds they open their eyes...
"The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge". Stephen Hawking, 1942- 2018
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I can't comment about sons - I only have daughters.
My two daughters (16 & 14) do actually spend time with the "old fogies" (my wife & myself). That is almost the only thing they have in common - their interests, concerns, etc. are totally different.
I suspect that this is true of many, if not most, families. YMMV 
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Social media is the destruction of the family. No wonder they call it the "nuclear family." 
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Having 3 children, daughter 26, son 22 and son 18, I can confirm that between the ages of 12 and 23 that in their eyes I have become a blithering idiot who has no valid opinion and only lives to torment their lives.
My daughter has fully come out of this and a pleasant mother to my grandson.
My oldest son is starting to come around gradually (He even cleaned his room without being asked last week!)
As for the youngest, he is beginning to realize that moving out would be terrible for him at this time. (He's the son we had to check into a mental health facility for depression a couple of years ago. He seems to be doing better now.)
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Nah, kids change over time.
And, it's probably just you.
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super wrote: Do boys too behave in a similar manner?
Weren't you a boy yourself once? What would you say, based on that?
Not that I have any myself, but I guess having kids brings a whole new perspective on how you were to your own parents. Now that you're a parent yourself, you can choose to sympathize or antagonize.
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Yes, the dynamics do change. Our "kids" are in the 30s and 40s now. They were OK until the preteen/teen years. Then they morphed into some sort of alien creatures. Then they grew up, entered the real world, and we are closer than I ever imagined. And I was the same way with my parents.
The key is crystal clarity that you offer unconditional love to them as individuals. That the only thing that is required to have that love is that they exist. Good or bad, you will never desert them or disown them. Saying "no", however, is often the best sign of love in a situation. My kids as teens would get so frustrated with me being immovable on certain things, but they understood that, whether I would later be proven right or wrong, I was acting to protect them while they were still minors.
Girls are usually a different dynamic in the implementation. You can talk sternly to boys, and they usually get it. Talk sternly to your little girl, and the tears flow! At first, earnestly, because a girl's feelings and emotions are different and delicate. Then they learn how to use tears as a weapon.
Adapt to the unique character of each child, be patient, and they will eventually return to being human.
Oh, and no matter how strong the urge, do not follow the animal kingdom (which sometimes eats their young) or give them away. If the latter, whoever takes them will just bring them back.
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Quote about broken rod is explosive(7)
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Never throw anything away, Griff
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Tomorrow I am taking a day off so will not answer it
cheers,
Super
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