I understand what you are stating. I've been there. Now you will need to look at it in a different way. You installed the drivers but, windows will still not recognize the device. This now needs a different approach.

There's two items to look at: 1) The drivers are installing correctly for the device but, Windows may not be permitting them to work because the driver signature is not being permitted. That's a common issue that requires you to manually stop Windows driver enforcement. This is something that i can't really effectively provide via forum texting. 2) The drivers are installed correctly but, Windows are not connecting the device with the driver. This is also a common issue that requires you to go and manually select the drivers for the device. This is also something that i can't really effectively provide via forum texting. I did a little searching and I do believe that one or more of the links may help provide the guidance you need.

I do wish you the best of luck! Sent on my Communicator [SCH-I535] from the Bridge of the U.S.S. ***PLZ THANK ME WITH A THUMBS UP***. Quote: Originally Posted by Ibuprophen I understand what you are stating. I've been there.

Now you will need to look at it in a different way. You installed the drivers but, windows will still not recognize the device. This now needs a different approach. There's two items to look at: 1) The drivers are installing correctly for the device but, Windows may not be permitting them to work because the driver signature is not being permitted.

File playercorefactory xml. That's a common issue that requires you to manually stop Windows driver enforcement. This is something that i can't really effectively provide via forum texting. 2) The drivers are installed correctly but, Windows are not connecting the device with the driver. This is also a common issue that requires you to go and manually select the drivers for the device. This is also something that i can't really effectively provide via forum texting. I did a little searching and I do believe that one or more of the links may help provide the guidance you need. I do wish you the best of luck!

Sent on my Communicator [SCH-I535] from the Bridge of the U.S.S. ***PLZ THANK ME WITH A THUMBS UP***.

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