New hardware detected at every start

Cyphonia Posted messages 121 Status Member -  
Cyphonia Posted messages 121 Status Member -
Hello,

I have a window that pops up every time I start my PC indicating that new hardware has been detected...

I always choose not to display this message for this device, but nothing works; this window comes back every time I start up! :s
I went into the device manager, which shows no issues at this level... it is removed from startup in msconfig

How can I remove it?

Thank you
Configuration: Windows Vista Firefox 3.0.3

9 answers

  1. zz_top Posted messages 315 Status Member 29
     
    Hello

    if you have installed Service Pack 1, there is a good chance that

    the problem comes from that, I had the same issue

    uninstall it and reinstall it manually
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  2. Cyphonia Posted messages 121 Status Member 7
     
    No, the problem doesn't come from there...

    In fact, it's when I inserted a thing into the USB port that it detected this device, and since then I can't get rid of it
    (it's the Pinnacle Video tool)
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  3. zz_top Posted messages 315 Status Member 29
     
    and what's the thing that you inserted into the USB port?
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  4. Cyphonia Posted messages 121 Status Member 7
     
    (it's the pinnacle video tool)


    Delivered with the software that allows you to connect a camera/photo device for example, but it doesn't work so I gave up... the new hardware detected message is still there...
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  5. zz_top Posted messages 315 Status Member 29
     
    if it's Pinnacle, either you bought it, and there is no reason

    that it shouldn't work, or you were given a fake copy.
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  6. Cyphonia Posted messages 121 Status Member 7
     
    No problem on that front because I have the case with the key CD...

    It's no big deal, I'll format my hard drive when it really needs it.
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  7. Cyphonia Posted messages 121 Status Member 7
     
    Not easy to find which ones to take lol
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  8. djamel2008 Posted messages 29 Status Member
     
    Go to the page of www.touslesdrivers.com and click on: my drivers
    perform a hardware scan and update all new drivers that you find.
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  9. Cyphonia Posted messages 121 Status Member 7
     
    Okay, thanks, I will do that.
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