TridentCrash
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ok i have finish the steps in your previous post. I have included the 3 files in a compressed folder
"Let's first just try applying MS KB888111 and see if it cleans all things up"
Either i got a wrong link or in all that reading i got confused as to of what im to be doing?
I went back and read some of the past posts and was wondering if we did/ going to do anything with lower filter LVUSBSta.sys?
devcon classfilter media lower
devcon classfilter media lower !LVUSBSta
devcon restart “HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_8384&DEV_7690&SUBSYS_102801F5&REV_1022”
I assume the registration (or anything ATI related) still appears in Add/Remove programs.Ok first off, the only thing still showing for my ATI is the registration?
pause
- Uninstall both the Logitech Cam driver AND the filter LVUSBSta.sys OR...
- We can leave the Cam driver installed and I give you a script that only removes LVUSBSta.sys filter BUT fyi the Logitech Cam driver checks periodically and will keep putting the filter back!! I don’t know yet if it’s possible to stop the driver from doing that
ok to be down right honest I got my resolution working now but a few minor glitches that I cant sem to figure out. I used to have like a million resolution settings but now I have four? <snip>
Did you try re-installing both the ATI chipset and then the ATI video drivers I mentioned in my last post?
=> For you (or anyone reading): Read Explanation below for summary of info and reasoning behind what-would-be-next had the problem not been fixedAnd as of the logitech filter, its gone! But the driver is still installed with almost no hope of uninstalling <snip>
Good news that the filter is gone! As for the remainder of the Logitech driver, there are some alternatives to uninstalling the rest ot it. But will put that on the sideline for now so not too many things tackling all at once