Certifying wireless devices using the Windows Hardware Certification Kit
- Posted: Dec 15, 2011 at 6:00 AM
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Learn how you can certify your wireless devices using the Windows Hardware Certification Kit or (WHCK). This video discusses how you can test your Wireless LAN (WLAN) and mobile broadband (MB) devices and provides guidance on testing.
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hi,
could you please put up some slides demonstrating how to run tests which involves multiple systems.e.g sta-common or ext-sta
i am particularly curious how the messaging device will be identified.
i am facing this issue where even after successfully scheduling the sta-common test from whck its not running because of the following failure:
Start Test 1-12-2012 6:10:15.290 PM Query WMI for device GUID and update parameter
Message 1-12-2012 6:10:15.290 PM Executing query: SELECT GUID FROM Win32_NetworkAdapter WHERE NetConnectionID='MessageDevice'
Error 1-12-2012 6:10:15.290 PM Please check your adapter names. Did not find any adapters with name: MessageDevice
File: populate.js Line: 0
Error Type: BOOL
Error Code: 0x1
Error Text: Error 0x00000001
End Test 1-12-2012 6:10:15.290 PM Query WMI for device GUID and update parameter
Result: Fail
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