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| | Auto Loading of Drivers I have an HP iPaq which I know now does not work with VISTA HPE. The first time I plugged it in the system tried to find and load drivers, but of course failed. The problems is that now every time I restart or login, it still tries to load the driver, even though the iPaq is not plugged in. How do I get this to stop?? |
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| | Re: Auto Loading of Drivers "John Harris" <jcz@tampabay.rr.com> wrote in message news 6186831-61F5-4099-BD0E-E3B1A4097A4D@microsoft.com...>I have an HP iPaq which I know now does not work with VISTA HPE. The first >time I plugged it in the system tried to find and load drivers, but of >course failed. The problems is that now every time I restart or login, it >still tries to load the driver, even though the iPaq is not plugged in. > > How do I get this to stop?? Open Device Manager, look for iPaq and uninstall it if present. -- Jim |
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| | Re: Auto Loading of Drivers Well that was an easy fix. Now I feel stupid! Never thought that it was loaded because the driver never loaded. Oh well. Thanks!! "JimR" <jrap107@msn.com> wrote in message news:906FF36C-B1A7-4E1E-BC7B-413F972D988A@microsoft.com... > "John Harris" <jcz@tampabay.rr.com> wrote in message > news 6186831-61F5-4099-BD0E-E3B1A4097A4D@microsoft.com...>>I have an HP iPaq which I know now does not work with VISTA HPE. The first >>time I plugged it in the system tried to find and load drivers, but of >>course failed. The problems is that now every time I restart or login, it >>still tries to load the driver, even though the iPaq is not plugged in. >> >> How do I get this to stop?? > > > Open Device Manager, look for iPaq and uninstall it if present. > > -- > Jim |
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