I accidentally installed a program (SQL Server) to my second hard drive that I also use to backup my c:\ drive as a system image called, "windowsimagebackup".
I removed the SQL Server software, reformatted the second hard drive, and when I …
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I accidentally installed a program (SQL Server) to my second hard drive that I also use to backup my c:\ drive as a system image called, "windowsimagebackup".
I removed the SQL Server software, reformatted the second hard drive, and when I …
Here is my story:
I at one time installed Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition. I then uninstalled it, but the uninstall went badly somehow.
Weeks or months later, I saw the software lingering in the Programs and Features area where …
This process could be used on previous version of Windows, but I am only giving instructions for Windows 10.
This is a post taken from www.techspot.com.
You can find the original post here:
http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/usb-drive-or-flash-problems-how-to-cleanup-and-remove-old-usb-storage-drivers.145884/
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USB Mass Storage devices …
1) Attach an external USB hard drive to your computer.
2) Bring up Windows Explorer.
3) Copy and the paste the following into the Windows Explorer address bar and Control PanelAll Control Panel ItemsWindows 7 File Recovery
4) Then click …