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Free Fall Protection

Friday, March 2, 2018 Articles, Tips Comments Off on Free Fall Protection

If you have a Dell Latitude E6410 and install free fall protection, expect to see a text file on your hard drive with the following content.

3-1-2018, 19:09:54: ————————————————————-
3-1-2018, 19:09:54: ST Microelectronics Free Fall Protection Installer
3-1-2018, 19:09:54: Version: 2.00.10.34, OS: Unknown OS
3-1-2018, 19:09:54: Mode: Complete 2.00.10.34
3-1-2018, 19:09:54: Continuing with installation…
3-1-2018, 19:09:54: Done
3-1-2018, 19:09:54: ReturnCode: 0

Description: ST Microelectronics Free Fall Sensor
Version: v2.00.10.34 (A11) September 10, 2012
File Name: Chipset_Driver_RCHTX_WN_2.00.10.34_A11.EXE

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