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[Remove Copied Files On Uninstall]—OPTIONAL (required if [Copy Driver Files] = Yes)—This has to be one of

the following values:

This denotes whether the copied installation files should be removed on uninstallation. This is not required if files

are not copied on installation. This is not case-sensitive (yes and YES will both work).

[XP_2K_2K3_VISTA INF Files]—REQUIRED—This will denote the list of INF files that should be copied to the

INF directory and installed. There should be one INF on each line with no blank lines between them. This is not

case-sensitive.

[XP_2K_2K3_VISTA Driver Files]—REQUIRED—This will denote the list of driver files that exist in the

installation. There should be one file name on each line with no blank lines in between them. This is not case-

sensitive. If driver files should exist in subdirectories, list them as “.\*subdir*\driver.sys. If CopyFiles = Yes, then all

subdirectories in any of these files must be listed in [Install Subdirectories] or they will not be successfully copied to

the install directory.

[XP_2K_2K3_VISTA Catalog Files]—OPTIONAL—This will denote the list of catalog files that belong to a

certified driver. This is optional because certification is not required. This is not case-sensitive.

[Manufacturing Ignore Serial Numbers]—OPTIONAL—This will allow a manufacturing version of the driver to be

installed that will ignore the serial numbers and assign a unique serial number to each USB port. The value for this

must be as follows:

Ignore Serial Numbers

If the value does not specifically match the above string, it will not work. This option should not be put on a driver

package that is released for end users and should only be used in a manufacturing environment. For this reason, it

is not supported by the AN220 customization utility and must be put in by hand.

This option is most commonly used in a manufacturing environment for the CP210x devices. If a large number of

serialized devices are being tested, this entry will not fill up the registry by assigning a COM port to each individual

device.