Did you remove the driver you tried to upgrade to?
When you restart the CPU, the driver (the new driver you installed) is still
loading and of course give you the error in the device manager.
You are trying to load two drivers to do one job. Rolling back doesn't
remove the bad driver.
Is there an uninstall with the driver? Where did you get the driver from?
And if possible what is the name of the driver you installed.
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| On 2005-10-24 21:33:56 +0200, "Yves Leclerc"
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[email protected]> said:
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| > Does "Un-install" work when you click on it in Device Manager???
| >
| >
| > | >> Guys i have a huge problem with the generic 101/102 keyboard.
| >> I changed the driver to try something but this something didn't work.So
| >> i had to select the default driver.I did it but now there is a ! on the
| >> keyboard in device manager and a code 32.
| >> Please help me i don't want to format for a stupid ps2 keyboard!
|
| Yeap but there is always a ! after the restart
| here is the code
| "A driver (service) for this device has been disabled.An alternate
| driver may be providing this functionality. (code 32)"
|
