Removing Bad Drivers

Hi Guys,

I made a bit of a pig's bottom of installing some USB drivers for a "mass
storage device" and I'm left with a lot of yellow markers and an
unrecognised MSD.

Unfortunately, when I try and remove said drivers the system freezes/locks
up.

Any suggestions of how to remove these drivers or could I just leave them?

Have you tried removing them from a boot to safe mode?
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Jeff Richards
MS MVP (Windows - Shell/User)
"Steve Wade" wrote in message
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Hi Guys,

I made a bit of a pig's bottom of installing some USB drivers for a "mass
storage device" and I'm left with a lot of yellow markers and an
unrecognised MSD.

Unfortunately, when I try and remove said drivers the system freezes/locks
up.

Any suggestions of how to remove these drivers or could I just leave them?

"Jeff Richards" wrote in message
...
Have you tried removing them from a boot to safe mode?
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Probably due to having two OS's on the disk, I seem to be having problems
getting into safe mode. I select it but it loads and looks normal, with no
loss of colours or watermark.

Any other ideas?

Go to Run on the start menu and type: msconfig. Click OK and on the
resulting screen, click the advanced button. In the resulting screen, mark:
Enable startup menu and click OK. Reboot. You should get a start
menu that allows you to select safe mode. Once you are done, go back and
remove the mark.

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Regards


Ron Badour, MS MVP for W98
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"Steve Wade" wrote in message
...

"Jeff Richards" wrote in message
...
Have you tried removing them from a boot to safe mode?
--

Probably due to having two OS's on the disk, I seem to be having problems
getting into safe mode. I select it but it loads and looks normal, with no
loss of colours or watermark.

Any other ideas?

" Go to Run on the start menu and type: msconfig. Click OK and on the
resulting screen, click the advanced button. In the resulting screen,
mark:
Enable startup menu and click OK. Reboot. You should get a start
menu that allows you to select safe mode. Once you are done, go back and
remove the mark.

--
Regards


Problem solved.

Its probably really uncool to say thanks but thanks!