I DELETE THE DRIVERS FOR - Sony NW-HD5 MP3 Player

delete/reinstall/update your complete graphics drivers pack

then if not OK delete/reinstall/update also your audio drivers

You first have to delete the current drivers. Just right click on my computer, go to properties and driver details and delete.
Go to this link to get the x64 drivers:

http://www.shopperite.com/shopping-faq/bellhowell-downloads-manuals.html

kind of a strange link but you will find the drivers there.


Run the driver pack you just downloaded, then plug in your device.

Everything should work once you reboot

How do you delete a dvd rom? Give me more information. Did you mean you deleted the drivers for your dvd rom to function? Because it should still work with the windows drivers. Send me more info.

Do you have itunes installed?
If so Itunes put upper and lower filters in the registry key taking control of the dvd.
Goto Start type in cmd if it is vista, if it is XP click on run, then type in cmd, then regedit goto these keys in registry.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{6D807884-7D21-11CF-801C-08002BE10318}

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{CE5939AE-EBDE-11D0-B181-0000F8753EC4}

Goto each key listed above and delete upper and lower filters then close out of registry editor goto device manager go down to dvd/cd rom drives right click on the dvd drive and delete it and if asked to delete drivers for this device check box to delete drivers then close out of device manager and restart the computer.
These upper and lower filters will say something like Gear Aspi.

means you probably didnt delete the old drivers. remove the new card and try again. delete the old card drivers ... try again ... did your device come with instructions?

click on start goto control panel then click on device manager go down to imaging devices click the plus sign and see if it shows the camera if it has a yellow mark on it right click and delete it and check the box under the warning message to delete drivers for this device if it does not show under imaging devices look under universal serial bus click the plus sign look for 1 that says web cam and right click on it and delete it and under warning message check the box to delete drivers for this device.
Here is the link for drivers for the device from hp.

click on Software and Driver Downloads

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=3308694&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&lang=en&cc=us

goto start type in device manager and click on device manager if there is any yellow exclamation marks right click on it and delete it and check the box to delete drivers.
also under Universal serial bus look for the web cam and or imaging devices and uninstall and delete drivers and restart the notebook it will detect and reinstall drivers for the web cam.

This is purely because of the driver problem. You will have to uninstall the driver completely and reinstall it again. Right Click on My Computer and click on Manage, and click on Device Manager and there you should be able to see your webcam installed. Select the webcam and Right click on the webcam and say properties and click on Driver details You should be able to see the drivers associated with the webcam. Delete the drivers from the specified location individually. Also remember to delete the drivers from the folder c:\windows\system32\dllcache.. Delete the respective drivers from this folder first and then you can delete the same drivers from c:\windows\system32. If the file is not available ignore it, but ensure you delete the rest of the associated files

UNPLUG THE USB CABLE FROM THE PRINTER

Click on Start, Printers and Faxes.
If your printer is listed, delete it.
Click on File, on the menu bar.
Select Server Properties and select the Drivers Tab.
In the Installed Printer Drivers box, delete your printer.
Reinstall your drivers.
Reconnect the printer when told to during installation

Disconnect your printer from your computer before doing the following.

Go into Add/Remove Programs and delete everything that has anything to do with Hewlett Packard.

Then go into your Printers Control Panel, check to see if there are any HP Printers remaining and delete them.

Then, while in the Printers Control Panel, click File>Server Properties. Go into the Drivers Tab and delete anything Hewlett Packard there.

If any drivers report that they cannot be deleted because they are being used then right click the My Computer icon on your desktop and click Manage. On the left open Services and Applications by clicking the + to the left of it. Select Services and find the Print Spooler in the main window (you may have to maximize it). Click Restart (or right click Print Spooler and click Restart).

Once it's restarted go back to Server Properties in the Printer Control Panel and try deleting those drivers again. If you still can't delete those drivers then try restarting your machine.