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C.Joseph Drayton
My room mate installed the wrong driver for a Belkin USB wifi plug.
Now when we try to install the correct driver, it says the service
name is in use.
What I did was try doing an uninstall from the 'Add/Remove' control
panel applet. reboot the machine. Same error.
I then tried turning off the service in Computer Management then did
the install, same error.
Then tried disabling and stopping the service and doing an
uninstall. same error.
I then tried stopping the service, disabling the service,
uninstalling the driver, then going in to the registry and removing
all keys that have the word belkin in it. The same error.
Belkin does not have na uninstaller and their tech support says it
is a Windows issue. Microsoft for $39 told me that the problem was
with Belkin's uninstaller and that it wasn't their problem.
I don't know what else to try. I just can't figure out how if I am
removing the references to 'belkin' from the registry that the
service can still load. I have also made sure that the entire Belkin
folder created under 'Program Files' has been deleted.
Any ideas?
Ciao . . . C.Joseph
"When hope is lost . . . the spirit dies."
-- Lao Tzu
http://www.tlerma.com/
Now when we try to install the correct driver, it says the service
name is in use.
What I did was try doing an uninstall from the 'Add/Remove' control
panel applet. reboot the machine. Same error.
I then tried turning off the service in Computer Management then did
the install, same error.
Then tried disabling and stopping the service and doing an
uninstall. same error.
I then tried stopping the service, disabling the service,
uninstalling the driver, then going in to the registry and removing
all keys that have the word belkin in it. The same error.
Belkin does not have na uninstaller and their tech support says it
is a Windows issue. Microsoft for $39 told me that the problem was
with Belkin's uninstaller and that it wasn't their problem.
I don't know what else to try. I just can't figure out how if I am
removing the references to 'belkin' from the registry that the
service can still load. I have also made sure that the entire Belkin
folder created under 'Program Files' has been deleted.
Any ideas?
Ciao . . . C.Joseph
"When hope is lost . . . the spirit dies."
-- Lao Tzu
http://www.tlerma.com/