When this message appears, allow windows to 'find' a driver.
If you know what the device is, make sure it installs correctly: or
During the process there is a checkbox which appears in one of the dialogue boxes, this will 'prevent windows from attempting to install the device in the future'.
"*Vanguard*" wrote:
> SEVEN said in news
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> > Everytime i start my computer i get this FOUND NEW HARDWARE. HOW DO
> > YOU DISABLE IT?
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> Check Device Manager for devices with a yellow circled exclamation mark which means they aren't setup correctly. On a reboot, Windows is again attempting to redetect hardware, and it tries to find drivers for the ones that weren't working before. If you have no idea how to fix the screwed up devices, disable them (don't uninstall them else Windows will see new hardware on the next reboot).
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