Which Device Entries Do I Delete In Device Manager

[tfeaser]

Which device entries do I delete using Device manager?

I'm running Win 7 64 bit.

[bimicher]

Which device entries do I delete using Device manager?

I'm running Win 7 64 bit.

 

Why do you want to delete device entries?

 

You will have to give a lot more information if you want help

[sknis]

There needs to be 2 entries for VHS to DVD. They should disappear when you remove the device.

[tfeaser]

I deleted the program. What further info do you need? I'm running win 7 64 bit. Easy vcr to dvd 3 plus was working fine and I was cpturng a mountain of vhs taped to an external, but one day It stopped working. My computer drive C showed it was full. so I cleaned it out. After I did this I was no longer able to get a video signal and if I remove the usb it freezes.

Teri

[sknis]

How did you clean out you hard drive? What program? How much free space do you have now? Did you use something like CCleaner? Did you use a registry cleaner? I hope you didn't remove anything needed for W 7 to work.

 

If this just happened, and you have Windows restore operating, you can try to use that to get back to where you were before. I assume you don't have a clone of your system drive.,

 

Confirm that removing the USB device freezes your computer. Leave the USB device connected and go to device manager. Right click on the 2 device entries (one at a time) and select to delete it. Shut down thew computer and remove the device. Reboot. There should not be any entries for the USB in device manager. You can then re-install the program. You should then be able to re-install the USB device.