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#HOW TO REINSTALL KEYBOARD DRIVER WINDOWS 7 INSTALL#
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It did list some other stuff, but nothing seemed of much relevance. Reason given: "Problem Signature 07: BadDriver" (verbatim). Window's Repair finally finished doing whatever it thought it could, which it was unable to repair anything. (probably why Window's isn't able to load, as a result of something above)

Scanned for new hardware, the task tray popup appeared informing me it was installing new devices, then failed to do so.

#HOW TO REINSTALL KEYBOARD DRIVER WINDOWS 7 DRIVERS#

Went into Device Manager, uninstalled both 5770s and chose the "Delete drivers for this device" option.Ran Driver Sweeper for ATi entries, none showed up.Deleted every trace of ATi/AMD (had some residual AMD OverDrive items) and nVidia entries (this also could have been the error).Went through the Registry to see if indeed the entries in my previous post had been removed by CIM, they had not.Went through System32 also deleting anything ATi, AMD and nV related.(this is the most likely move that could have been the error) Went through the System32\DriverStore, DRVSTR and Drivers folders, deleting anything nV and ATi related.

#HOW TO REINSTALL KEYBOARD DRIVER WINDOWS 7 FREE#

Compressed some items in the WinXS\Backup folder to save space (100mb saved, my HDD has less than a gig free ).

Zipped up my Cat installers under a non ATi name, because the last time I ever used Driver Sweeper it would remove them too and I didn't want to have to redownload anything.

#HOW TO REINSTALL KEYBOARD DRIVER WINDOWS 7 INSTALL#

Ran Driver Sweeper and removed nVidia everything (this Windows install was previously on a nF4 S949 system).

Ran Cat Install Manager (CIM), uninstalled everything.

I'll just list basically all I can remember, so someone can possibly point out my error, but also so some of you don't exactly follow in my footsteps since it'll lead you off a cliff Mainly, it seems so far that deleting almost every trace of ATi from the system AND registry, might not be the smartest of moves lol I've been looking at the laptop here typing this, and twice the Windows Repair has loaded which means that there was a fairly large error in booting into Windows >_> PROBABLY should've done the deletions in stages, but it's (IMO) kind of hard since every reboot would result in the system trying to install drivers, thus creating more work to clean up making it a non ending loop heh So I may have taken my cleaning, a bit too extreme. I didn't follow the guide in exactly the right order, I'll admit :\ I did find a few things out. I found that it most likely was driver related since defaulting my system to factory clocks. Alright, I got around to finally going through with this since I was done figuring out what was causing the crashes.