Hi.
What are the steps to COMPLETELY remove a CFA635-USB from an XP system? If I uninstall the COM port and the USB controller in device manager and plug the device back in, it still installs the stored drivers on the system. I want to completely remove all drivers, registry settings, files, etc from the system so when I plug the device back in, XP prompts for device installation and I can then point the Windows driver installation wizard to the driver folder to then do a complete re-install of the driver.
What I would like is a driver removal utility like other manufactures have that can be ran.
My problem: I have a display that won't be detected on the COM port it emulates. If I plug a completely separate display into the USB port, windows installs from stored drivers and the display works. If I take the display that doesn't work on this system to another system, Windows installs and it works. It's like it's tripping over some configuration in this Windows installation. Also if it's a fresh install the display works.
Thanks.
What are the steps to COMPLETELY remove a CFA635-USB from an XP system? If I uninstall the COM port and the USB controller in device manager and plug the device back in, it still installs the stored drivers on the system. I want to completely remove all drivers, registry settings, files, etc from the system so when I plug the device back in, XP prompts for device installation and I can then point the Windows driver installation wizard to the driver folder to then do a complete re-install of the driver.
What I would like is a driver removal utility like other manufactures have that can be ran.
My problem: I have a display that won't be detected on the COM port it emulates. If I plug a completely separate display into the USB port, windows installs from stored drivers and the display works. If I take the display that doesn't work on this system to another system, Windows installs and it works. It's like it's tripping over some configuration in this Windows installation. Also if it's a fresh install the display works.
Thanks.
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