Bluetooth removal (Was: Registry: removed HID entry, mouse not working)
- From: Karsten Wutzke <kwutzke-blahblah@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 25 May 2005 04:01:05 +0200
Well, to clear things up, I'm not as confused as before.
Now, I'm still trying to figure out, how to physically getting rid of the two drivers I downloaded via Windows update. The problems arose just then.
Every time, I put in my USB BT dongle, the drivers sitting somewhere in Windows are detected for that device. This is what I was trying - deleting the sys files in System32 dir and removing all registry entries. Deleting the files seemed to restore the sys files immediately, which was/is really strange. I also want to get rid of the Bluetooth entry in the system control panel, which I also couldn't get done.
So I also tried to delete the CPL for the control panel entry.
But I was actually just trying. I'm a little desparate on this as you can see.
So, after all this crap, system restore really looks like an option. Though I'd like to avoid it somehow, but I need a better way, maybe a tool to do it for me.
Is safe mode of any good there?
Karsten
Jonybrv wrote:
Thanks for the alerting me, Peter. I do think twice before posting answers.
Could you please let me know the mistake that I did in the earlier post ?
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