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#If wd my passport is not readable driver
The following Plug and Play device driver packages are not migrated:
#If wd my passport is not readable drivers
Drivers that have been uninstalled or replaced by an updated driver are not migrated. A phantom device has a driver installed but the device is not currently present, such as an unplugged USB peripheral device.
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I found an old Microsoft document dealing with Windows Vista, where Microsoft discusses, how to migrate PnP drivers from Windows XP to Windows Vista.Įven, if this description is based on Windows Vista, I guess we may assume that Windows 10 setup uses similar approaches. Obviously something went wrong during this process. That brought me to the conclusion, that this error has something to do, how drivers are migrated from old Windows to Windows 10. Inspecting device manager's tab Events from a fresh installed Windows 10 in a VM doesn't shows this notification (see screenshot below).Īnd on machines with this device issue we will see the message 'Device not migrated', as it is shown in the screenshot below. There is a notification, that the device has been migrated successfully. The screenshot above shows the Event tab of a device on my German Windows 10. Loading a driver requires several steps, that will be reported on device manager's event tab.įirst I have had a look at one of my Windows 10 test machines running since several months (it has been updated from Version 1511 to Version 1607, as far as I remember). So I tried to find an explanation by myself. What does 'Device not migrated' means?Īfter I came across this issue, I'm asking me, what this error message means? But I hasn't found an explanation on Microsoft's web sites so far. It seems that all systems are upgrades to Windows 10 so far.
#If wd my passport is not readable install


Some users are reporting also error 0xC0000719. Checking the device's properties (open device manager and double click the device branch) shows the message 'Device not migrated' on Events tab. This issue has been observed from many users after upgrading to Windows 10.
