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I have TWO Software Device Enumerat

Original Message
Name: ashleyquick
Date: December 15, 2007 at 08:47:14 Pacific
Subject: I have TWO Software Device Enumerat
OS: 2000
CPU/Ram: 386
Comment:
I have TWO Plug and Play Software Device Enumerators in the "System Device" portion of Device Manager. I lost my sound in a windows (or IE) update and I was trying some suggestion from other threads (bad mistake) :(

Now, each time I reboot, there's an unknown device prompting me to reboot again!

Please help!

Ashley


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Response Number 1
Name: OtheHill
Date: December 15, 2007 at 09:16:00 Pacific
Subject: I have TWO Software Device Enumerat
Reply: (edit)
Try booting into Windows Safe Mode (F8 at startup). Go to device manager and undo previous changes.

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