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STATUS_PNP_NO_COMPAT_DRIVERS
STATUS_PNP_NO_COMPAT_DRIVERS means Plug and Play did not find a compatible driver package for the identifiers reported by this device. It is different from a package that exists but cannot start, and different from a device that has not completed enumeration.
Windows first compares hardware IDs and compatible IDs from the bus driver with the IDs in INF Models sections. Ranking chooses among matches; it cannot make a package eligible when no identifier match exists.
What to compare
- Capture the actual hardware-ID and compatible-ID lists for the exact device instance, including revision or subsystem components.
- Check the selected package's INF model entries and target-OS decorations rather than relying on a product-family name.
- Use the installation log to distinguish “no match” from signature, catalog, install-section, or start failures after a match was found.
References
- Microsoft: hardware and compatible IDs during discovery
- Microsoft: INF Models section
- Microsoft: driver-package selection and ranking
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