I DELETE DRIVER - Asono Opus (512 MB) MP3 Player

choose multiple delete ..and in there mark the picture you want to delete (highlight them ) probably with th eok button when you are with the cursor on them ...after that if they are highlighted ..just choose delete and confirm from the options..
But the easiest way is to connect either the card or the camera to the computer and delete them easy and fast ...if you do not have a driver for the camera ..just use the card in a card reader..slect and hit delete..even multiple delete and selecting...
for most lumix models it do not require a driver to connect it ...just the cable ..and it is seen auto..

Delete the driver from your device manager ... go to the boards manufacturer web site, which you dont mention the name of, and get what you need from their support page ...

it will be something like this - www.somekindofname.com/support where 'some kind of name' is the name of the board's manufacturer. If you don't know the name of the board, look at the entry for your board in the device manager before you delete it.

It could be if you delete the driver, Windows will identify it as needing a driver when you reboot and install it itself ... if your board is suppported by the Windows OS. You can check that out at the Windows Hardware Compatability List web site.

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Delete the documents ... delete the printer ... reboot ... reinstall the printer.

There is a possibility you cannot delete the documents and there is a possibility you cannot delete the driver ... if that is the case ... install a second copy of the driver.

Easy ...

Delete the printer from within the control panel ...

then

Reinstall the driver ... Get the newest driver at www.hp.com/support.

Sounds outlandish ... right ???

Will take you 5 seconds to delete the existing ... about 10 minutes to find and download the new driver ... and 2 minutes to reboot ...

No sync message could be for 2 reasons.

1. Loose VGA cable
2. Wrong driver installed or configuration made is out of monitor range

For loose cable you can fix it up from both ends, on CPU and on Monitor itself.
For second reason, we just have to delete display driver from Device Manager. Follow below method to delete driver

Start computer in safe mode. To start in safe mode, as soon the system boots up press F8 and select Safe Mode. After you log into the safe mode. Right click the "My Computer" icon on desktop, go to properties,
go to "Hardware" tab, Click on "Device Manager", go to "Display driver" and expland it, select the driver below the expanded "Display Driver" and press delete to remove the driver. Now restart the system and it will automatically adjust the display driver for you.

You can uninstall printer driver from library folder.
Go to system preferences and delete driver from Library /Printer .
Delete that folder then your printer driver is will uninstalled then reinstall the driver if you want to use it again.
Let me know if you need further assistance.
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Try this

1. Go to the Control Panel and click Printers
2. Right-click on the white space and click "Run as administrator > Server Properties"
   
3. Click on the "Drivers" tab, click on the offending printer and click on the "Remove" button.

When prompted, click "Remove driver and driver package."
Answer "Yes" when prompted to delete the driver.

4.You will then see a dialog indicating that driver package information has been collected. Click on the "Delete" button.
5. Back in the printer list, delete the offending printer by clicking on it and pressing the Delete key on your keyboard.

For really stubborn printers that refuse to delete, note the files the printer driver uses and delete them while in safe mode. To do so, on the "Drivers" tab (see above), click the printer and click properties. Sort the "File" column alphabetically by clicking on the heading. Write down the files involved and also write down the "driver path" above the "File" column. Delete these files in safe mode, then repeat the removal procedure above.

OR if problem is due to a corrupted spool queue

Open up c:\windows\system32\spool\PRINTERS
Delete the contents of the directory (not the directory itself).
Retart the print spool service

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

delete 'em when connected to the pc..I post a driver just in case ya do not have 'em
http://cameras-and-mp3-player.free-driver-download.com/40562/Creative-ZEN-4GB-8GB-16GB-MP3-Player-Firmware-1.13.01-Windows-XP(x32-x64)-Vista(x32).html

1.net stop spooler

2. Go to C:\Windows\System32\spool\PRINTERS and delete all the files in it

3. net start spooler

then
Try this


Go into spooler and delete all of the files, then uninstall the printer from the printer folder and delete the driver from device manager. --> restart the computer and then reinstall the printer along the driver.

this worked for me on a HP printer....Hope this helps.