Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'.

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    - TrackMouseEvent Neither; TrackMouseEvent() isn't your function: it's a Windows API function that you call. The window specified in the call will receive the messages. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - executing a program Ctrl + F5 Is that what you are searching for If not, please ask clearer! Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - reinterpret_cast Try unsigned __int64 x; fread(reinterpret_cast<char*>(&x), 1, sizeof(x), fptr); Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - VC 8.0 recompile some dlls everytime There are many possible causes but most of them occur when the project has a build output specified that never gets built. I am sorry that I don't remember all the possible ways that can happen but something to check for is post-build events. It is possible that a post-build event specifies an output that does not get created by the post-build event. Check also pre-build events and custom builds but I think they are less likely to be the cause. Another possibility is that a file's date might be incorrect; if an input file (source file) has a date in the future then that would cause the problem. Another possibility is that the problem will go away if you do a rebuild of all of the project, but your description implies to me that a rebuild won't help. Otherwise, take a close look at the contents of a project for anything that might be relevant. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - dcom error after removing windows 2003 server sp2 patch Uninstalling a service pack is like trying to take the salt out of the water after you've dissolved it. I don't know why they even allow you to do it because it is one of those things that'll never work. But I digress. Run dcomcnfg and verify that DCOM is enabled, and that the DCOM settings for your DCOM objects allow you to launch and access the object. If everything looks fine, then make a small demo app to see if you can use DCOM at all on that computer. If that works, the problem is with your specific application. if it doesn't then you have a general problem. Try running your program in the debugger to see which error code comes back when you try to launch the COM server. The COM server you want to use, is that a built in one, or one you built yourself Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - Find And Replace Regular Expressions Hi ! I'm trying to use the "Find And Replace" to add the _T macro to all my strings (except the ones already have this macro) The regex i used to find the relevant strings is: ~(_T\(){"[^"]*"} From some resone it doesn't work, my first try was ~(\#include |_T\(){"[^"]*"} that also exclude all the include statements but i won't be so greedy :) Hope someone can help me because i have many many files to edit... Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - Using GetFileTime and SetFileTime There are limitations of the file systems. You can't get across that. Not all file systems can record creation and last access times and not all file systems record them in the same manner. For example, on FAT, create time has a resolution of 10 milliseconds, write time has a resolution of 2 seconds, and access time has a resolution of 1 day (really, the access date). Therefore, the GetFileTime function may not return the same file time information set using SetFileTime . NTFS delays updates to the last access time for a file by up to one hour after the last access. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - CreateObjrefMoniker and DisplayName only good for one call to GetObject? To answer my own question one time use of the moniker is not the expected behavior. I had a ref count problem and so my object was going away prematurely. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - how to run a function that returns non-void values on a new thread? Even if the thread function returned a value -- where would you pick this value up AfxBeginThread obviously returns immediately (and returns something completely different in any case). One way I can suggest, though, is for you to pass a pointer to a struct to the thread function. Within this function you can keep a value or pointer, and a waitable handle. When your thread function has set the value in this struct, it should signal the wait handle -- thus notifying the first thread that the value is in place. The first thread should then pickup the value. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - Member function pointers I apologize if I don't understand, but since you are trying to use a function pointer, perhaps an easier soluton is to use a virtual function. You will still need to derive classes for each variation but everything else will be easy. I do not understand the problem with navigation and why you are calling the Push function, but it is nearly certain you can use a more direct solution. Or perhaps you can simplify the solution by using navigation the way it was intended to be used; perhaps it is simply a matter of understanding it. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - ReadFile() doesnt read the entire file Are you talking about the Win32 API ReadFile function That one does not do any sort of control character processing (or any other processing), it is always working in "binary" mode so it should not stop (and it does not, I checked) at EOF character. fread CRT function stops at EOF and so does ifstream (at least in the case where you check the result of the eof() ifstream member function). Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - Stop Dll Injection As to my mind its imposible in common case. You can know all libraries thats loads your process, but there is no any garantee that on other machine list of libraries will the same. Unless, you have the same OS and Machines are clones. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - Error C2090 Well, above shown code is okay with 2005, are you sure this is the line Visual Studio shows when you double click on the error in output window Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - Auto batch build with different #define directives If all the customer specific changes you have to deal with are just resources (like strings) then I would look at using a resource file instead of hard coded strings. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - How To Set Icon To File I presuming you are generating a custom document. If that's so, Explorer will use the default icon for that document type (that's registered). If not, you should register an icon for that specific document type. For an example, open HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\chm.file\DefaultIcon using regedit and you'll see what you need to do. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - MFC class wizard crashes and JIT debugger too crahses I can't help except to suggest that you be more specific about what version of VS 2005 you have. Have you installed the SP Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - msvcr80.dll not found This means several things. a) your console application does not have manifest. Either embedded inside or external. To check this, do the following: `1. Check for <appname>.exe. manifest next to exe. If it is not there, it may be embedded. Go to step 2. 2. Open appname.exe in VS. See if it has RT_MANIFEST. Save it as a file and see if it has this line in it: <assemblyIdentity type="win32" name="Microsoft.VC80.DebugCRT" version="8.0.50215.4652" processorArchitecture="amd64" publicKeyToken="1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b"></assemblyIdentity> If no RT_MANIFEST resource is present in the binary, go to step 3. If it is there, then go to step 4. 3. You are building with /manifest:no. Don't do this, it is not supported scenario. Remove this linker switch and it all should work. 4. msvcr80d.dll is not on the system. We need to know what version of VS is installed, what OS, what parts of VC++ have you selected during installations. Go ahead and file a bug on this on lab.msdn.microsoft.com. Hope this helps, Nikola VC++ Team Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - #pragma mak_public() has strictly no effect I've got the same problem, and haven't been able to solve it yet... The weird thing is that, in my DLL A, there's one file where I'm already using #pragma make_public successfully. But the other files where I need it generate that link error. I haven't been able to spot any difference between the file in which I'm using it successfully, and the ones where it generates the error... Anybody has an idea Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - some reference for me how to use the funcituons in the com of Microsoft Visio Viewer 11.0 Type Library (Ver 1.1)? Hello Re: some reference for me how to use the funcituons in the com of Microsoft Visio Viewer 11.0 Type Library (Ver 1.1) Such questions are outside the scope of this forum - for the scope of the VC General forum please look at: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=19445&SiteID=1 For such issues please use the newsgroups at http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups . OTP Thanks Damien Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - Can't create windows application Are you trying to create a Win32 application Then why dont you select New Project -> Win32 ->Win32 Project Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - .Net 2005 works slowly than .Net 2003 I am not certain if you are asking about the performance of the compiler or the performance of the generated code. Your title tends to imply the former so that is the question I will answer. The main thing I can see is that 2003 is using /YX (automatic precompiled headers) while 2005 is not using any pre-compiled headers - that change alone could really slow down your build time. Also 2005 is generating browse-info (/FR) while 2003 is not - so 2005 is doing more work which longer build times. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - Help with memory functions etc You need to consider the value read from the last parameter of ReadProcessMemory(). valikac Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - Unresolved External Symbol - Linker Error LNK2019 Any thoughts on this Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - application settings in c++ (Visual Studio 2005) Hi, Are you talking about application properties If so, you can see them in Project -> Properties. Cheers, Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - C Code Display Incorrect Is this a question or a comment If this is a question then please specify the question. If this is a comment then please explain what you are saying. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - ANSI C ISO/IEC 9899:1999 AFAIK, VC doesn't support C99, but C98. Ismail Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - Addin to build vcproject source tree I am not sure what you need but perhaps others are familiar with the solution and can help better than I can. In case it helps, perhaps you can use the build log that is in HTML format. It is not as easy to read as a text file might be, but if you use it as a HTML file and access it using the DOM, it would probably be easier to process than a text file. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - .exe wont work on other machines There are 2 things wrong: - debug build depend on components that are only installed with VStudio. If the target machine doesn't have that, your app cannot run. You are not allowed to distribute those components. - Your application uses runtime DLLs that are not installed by default on XP. Do a forum search for vcredist and you will get the entire explanation. If you had taken only 5 minutes of time to do a google search you would already have found your answer. There is nothing inherently wrong with trying to find an answer for yourself. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - Embedded EOF in File Do you talk about std::basic_ios::eof() IOStreams shouldn't treat the end-of-medium character specially. eof really only means end of stream as determined by the underlying file. -hg Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - CHtmlView problem with popup windows There is a newsgroup dedicated to MFC questions: http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx dg=microsoft.public.vc.mfc&lang=en&cr=US Please reserve use of this forum to C++ language and compilation issues only. Thanks. Brian Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - Problem getting a resource Hi, One thing is creating the dlg on stack won't show u the dialog as it will be immediately destroyed when the control goes out of scope.So,create the dialog on heap(using pointers) and then show it. In my sample i didn't get any problem.Could u please post the code completely , so that i can found the problem. And alow which IDE u r using (VC6.0,VS2003 or VS2005) Thanx, Ch.T.Gopi Kumar. Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++
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    - find the largest 1000 values Hi You can simply store the values in a vector then sort them by the method Code Block sort ( vec.begin ( ) , vec.end ( ) ) ; Have a look to this link Regards Hammadi Tag: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. Visual C++

Tommysaurusrex

I want to use the HID as a driver to communicate to a simple peripheral. When I call the 'HidD_GetHidGuid' function I get the subject error. If I run 'dumpbin.exe' on the 'hid.dll' the entry point is there with that name!

I'm using the 'hid.lib' in 'winddk\3790.1830\lib\w2k\i386' in the linker and it builds okay. If I run 'dumpbin.exe' on 'hid.lib' the exported names are listed are decorated. I would understand if the error listed the decorated name '_HidD_GetHidGuid@4' as the name that couldn't be found.

I have the include files 'hidsdi.h' and 'hidclass.h' bracketed with 'extern "C" {}'. I get no errors or warnings when I build the project. I'm really confused.

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Re: Visual C++ Language Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'.

Damien Watkins - MSFT

Hello

Re: Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'.

Such questions are outside the scope of this forum - for the scope of the VC Language forum please look at: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=789657&SiteID=1

For such issues please use an appropriate newsgroup, potentially one at http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups, such as the Win32 newsgroup.

OTP

Thanks

Damien

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