LookinAround
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One quick thought and thing is worth a try, right click each Other Device, select Update and allow Windows to search for a driver. Perhaps it might find/fix it
Fail to install audio driver lenovo G550
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barrrrrrrrrr10
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He says he found the driver but Can't install it
LookinAround
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One more quick thought. Check your System Restore points. Perhaps you still have an old one prior to the problem?
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barrrrrrrrrr10
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Never saved System Restore point so I dont think I had one to go back to
LookinAround
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I'm willing to try a little debugging (helps me learn more about windows too 
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Windows 7 maintains a device driver install/uninstall trace file in C:\Windows\inf\setupapi.dev.log. They're not easy to read but comparing yours against my own, maybe I can see why the controller driver install is failing.
> Delete C:\Windows\inf\setupapi.dev.log
> Reboot your machine.
> Wait awhile (a least 5 minutes - after all those driver install message bubbles stop appearing in notification bar at bottom right of your Desktop)
> Rename the trace file. Change its extension from .log to .txt so you can now upload it to TechSpot
Then I'll take a look if anything I can make sense of...
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p.s. no need to quote this post when replying, as mailpup pointed out, when the dialogue is one-on-one (or unless you need to emphasize/point out something that had been said)
)Windows 7 maintains a device driver install/uninstall trace file in C:\Windows\inf\setupapi.dev.log. They're not easy to read but comparing yours against my own, maybe I can see why the controller driver install is failing.
> Delete C:\Windows\inf\setupapi.dev.log
> Reboot your machine.
> Wait awhile (a least 5 minutes - after all those driver install message bubbles stop appearing in notification bar at bottom right of your Desktop)
> Rename the trace file. Change its extension from .log to .txt so you can now upload it to TechSpot
Then I'll take a look if anything I can make sense of...
/* EDIT */
p.s. no need to quote this post when replying, as mailpup pointed out, when the dialogue is one-on-one (or unless you need to emphasize/point out something that had been said)
Am facing the same issue on my lenovo G500 running win10 64bit...... can someone help me out am getting hard situation
