install driver problem

[Seamus J. Wilson]

Just uploaded my work products to the new windows 7 machine. Next step was

to load driver for my MS wireless mouse and keyboard. Unfortunately I

grabbed an out of date Logitech CD. It started to load but never finished

before I discovered my blunder.

Next I secured the MS cd and proceeded to load it but got incompatible

driver message. It tried to remove the remnants of the Logitech driver but

could not. I tried to remove the driver with add/remove program but could

not delete all of it. Still cannot load the MS driver for the wireless mouse

and keyboard because of incompatibility.



How can I get rid of the Logitech program remnant?



Thank you,

Seamus. Wilson

 

[SC Tom]

"Seamus J. Wilson" wrote in message

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> Just uploaded my work products to the new windows 7 machine. Next step

> was to load driver for my MS wireless mouse and keyboard. Unfortunately I

> grabbed an out of date Logitech CD. It started to load but never finished

> before I discovered my blunder.

> Next I secured the MS cd and proceeded to load it but got incompatible

> driver message. It tried to remove the remnants of the Logitech driver

> but could not. I tried to remove the driver with add/remove program but

> could not delete all of it. Still cannot load the MS driver for the

> wireless mouse and keyboard because of incompatibility.

>

> How can I get rid of the Logitech program remnant?

>

> Thank you,

> Seamus. Wilson

>



This is an old post, but may help you:

http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Mice-...erefore-cannot-install-new-hardware/m-p/65406



Also check in task manager to make sure none of the Logitech software is

running before trying an uninstall.



You might try Revo Uninstaller

http://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html and see

if that helps.

--

SC Tom



"Owning a handgun doesn't make you armed

any more than owning a guitar makes you a musician."

Lt. Col. J.D. "Jeff" Cooper, USMC, Ret.

 

[GTS]

"Seamus J. Wilson" wrote in message

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> Just uploaded my work products to the new windows 7 machine. Next step

> was to load driver for my MS wireless mouse and keyboard. Unfortunately I

> grabbed an out of date Logitech CD. It started to load but never finished

> before I discovered my blunder.

> Next I secured the MS cd and proceeded to load it but got incompatible

> driver message. It tried to remove the remnants of the Logitech driver

> but could not. I tried to remove the driver with add/remove program but

> could not delete all of it. Still cannot load the MS driver for the

> wireless mouse and keyboard because of incompatibility.

>

> How can I get rid of the Logitech program remnant?

>

> Thank you,

> Seamus. Wilson

>



System Restore

 

[Char Jackson]

On Sun, 11 Apr 2010 07:12:53 -0700, "Seamus J. Wilson"

wrote:



>Just uploaded my work products to the new windows 7 machine. Next step was

>to load driver for my MS wireless mouse and keyboard. Unfortunately I

>grabbed an out of date Logitech CD. It started to load but never finished

>before I discovered my blunder.

>Next I secured the MS cd and proceeded to load it but got incompatible

>driver message. It tried to remove the remnants of the Logitech driver but

>could not. I tried to remove the driver with add/remove program but could

>not delete all of it. Still cannot load the MS driver for the wireless mouse

>and keyboard because of incompatibility.

>

>How can I get rid of the Logitech program remnant?

>

>Thank you,

>Seamus. Wilson



In addition to the other suggestions, you might go ahead and fully

install the Logitech software, and *then* try to uninstall it. Perhaps

the partial installation (aborted) is the reason why it won't

uninstall cleanly.

 

[Alias]

Seamus J. Wilson wrote:

> Just uploaded my work products to the new windows 7 machine. Next step was

> to load driver for my MS wireless mouse and keyboard. Unfortunately I

> grabbed an out of date Logitech CD. It started to load but never finished

> before I discovered my blunder.

> Next I secured the MS cd and proceeded to load it but got incompatible

> driver message. It tried to remove the remnants of the Logitech driver but

> could not. I tried to remove the driver with add/remove program but could

> not delete all of it. Still cannot load the MS driver for the wireless mouse

> and keyboard because of incompatibility.

>

> How can I get rid of the Logitech program remnant?

>

> Thank you,

> Seamus. Wilson

>

>



Gosh, a Microsoft mouse and keyboard need a CD to install the drivers

and the drivers aren't installed out of the box. Hmmm, I'm sure Bill and

Frank will hope this thread goes away.



--

Alias

 

[Frank]

I caught alias lying again!

On 4/12/2010 2:15 AM, Alias wrote:

> Seamus J. Wilson wrote:

>> Just uploaded my work products to the new windows 7 machine. Next step

>> was

>> to load driver for my MS wireless mouse and keyboard. Unfortunately I

>> grabbed an out of date Logitech CD. It started to load but never finished

>> before I discovered my blunder.

>> Next I secured the MS cd and proceeded to load it but got incompatible

>> driver message. It tried to remove the remnants of the Logitech driver

>> but

>> could not. I tried to remove the driver with add/remove program but could

>> not delete all of it. Still cannot load the MS driver for the wireless

>> mouse

>> and keyboard because of incompatibility.

>>

>> How can I get rid of the Logitech program remnant?

>>

>> Thank you,

>> Seamus. Wilson

>>

>>

>

> Gosh, a Microsoft mouse and keyboard need a CD to install the drivers

> and the drivers aren't installed out of the box. Hmmm, I'm sure Bill and

> Frank will hope this thread goes away.

>



Hummm...I see you're still stupid and foaming at the mouth over the

overwhelming success of Windows 7. Too bad you lying sheep-fucking linux

pimp. You'll just have to live it.

Oh and mouse and keyboard drivers are automatically installed by W 7,

but if you want specific additional functions for MS hardware go to:



http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/downloads/default.mspx



Oops! Caught you lying again...as usual

 

[Seamus J. Wilson]

Thank you all for the responses.

I tried the revo uninstaller but it went into a loop and was unsuccessful.

I looked for other uninstallers and used "your uninstaller" and it deleted

the dregs of the problem. Loaded the MS CD for the wireless keyboard and

mouse and all is well.

Thank you all,

Seamus J.



"SC Tom" wrote in message

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>

> "Seamus J. Wilson" wrote in message

> news:bNkwn.70592$ao7.14975@newsfe21.iad...

>> Just uploaded my work products to the new windows 7 machine. Next step

>> was to load driver for my MS wireless mouse and keyboard. Unfortunately

>> I grabbed an out of date Logitech CD. It started to load but never

>> finished before I discovered my blunder.

>> Next I secured the MS cd and proceeded to load it but got incompatible

>> driver message. It tried to remove the remnants of the Logitech driver

>> but could not. I tried to remove the driver with add/remove program but

>> could not delete all of it. Still cannot load the MS driver for the

>> wireless mouse and keyboard because of incompatibility.

>>

>> How can I get rid of the Logitech program remnant?

>>

>> Thank you,

>> Seamus. Wilson

>>

>

> This is an old post, but may help you:

> http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Mice-...erefore-cannot-install-new-hardware/m-p/65406

>

> Also check in task manager to make sure none of the Logitech software is

> running before trying an uninstall.

>

> You might try Revo Uninstaller

> http://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html and see

> if that helps.

> --

> SC Tom

>

> "Owning a handgun doesn't make you armed

> any more than owning a guitar makes you a musician."

> Lt. Col. J.D. "Jeff" Cooper, USMC, Ret.

>

 

[SC Tom]

You're welcome! Glad it's all good now!

--

SC Tom





"Seamus J. Wilson" wrote in message

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> Thank you all for the responses.

> I tried the revo uninstaller but it went into a loop and was unsuccessful.

> I looked for other uninstallers and used "your uninstaller" and it deleted

> the dregs of the problem. Loaded the MS CD for the wireless keyboard and

> mouse and all is well.

> Thank you all,

> Seamus J.

>

> "SC Tom" wrote in message

> news:A9lwn.98491$mn6.34775@newsfe07.iad...

>>

>> "Seamus J. Wilson" wrote in message

>> news:bNkwn.70592$ao7.14975@newsfe21.iad...

>>> Just uploaded my work products to the new windows 7 machine. Next step

>>> was to load driver for my MS wireless mouse and keyboard. Unfortunately

>>> I grabbed an out of date Logitech CD. It started to load but never

>>> finished before I discovered my blunder.

>>> Next I secured the MS cd and proceeded to load it but got incompatible

>>> driver message. It tried to remove the remnants of the Logitech driver

>>> but could not. I tried to remove the driver with add/remove program but

>>> could not delete all of it. Still cannot load the MS driver for the

>>> wireless mouse and keyboard because of incompatibility.

>>>

>>> How can I get rid of the Logitech program remnant?

>>>

>>> Thank you,

>>> Seamus. Wilson

>>>

>>

>> This is an old post, but may help you:

>> http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Mice-...erefore-cannot-install-new-hardware/m-p/65406

>>

>> Also check in task manager to make sure none of the Logitech software is

>> running before trying an uninstall.

>>

>> You might try Revo Uninstaller

>> http://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html and

>> see if that helps.

>> --

>> SC Tom

>>

>> "Owning a handgun doesn't make you armed

>> any more than owning a guitar makes you a musician."

>> Lt. Col. J.D. "Jeff" Cooper, USMC, Ret.

>>

>

>