Windows 10: Driver Owner

Discus and support Driver Owner in Windows 10 Drivers and Hardware to solve the problem; Hi there, i got a question for you. IF i reinstall my windows and delete the drivers in the installation setup, will it DELETE the owner of the... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Drivers and Hardware' started by Țicla, Sep 21, 2019.

  1. Țicla Win User

    Driver Owner


    Hi there, i got a question for you.

    IF i reinstall my windows and delete the drivers in the installation setup, will it DELETE the owner of the driver, send the owner to OBLIVION and never see it again. I got a nasty virus and now i can fully work with my driver.

    I just wanted to ask this question to know if the reinstall with really work for me or just to know if my situation is hopeless.( i lost already countless neurons and now i just want to know if using the last resort will help)

    Thank you for the time reading this

    :)
     
    Țicla, Sep 21, 2019
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  2. Unknown User as Owner


    Hi Bree, thanks for stepping up to address this issue.
    As far as I know my External Drive has only been used on my PC.

    I could try to implement your suggestion and take Ownership of those Folders.
    The "Take Ownership" link is present in my right click menu, but I'm currently logged in with my Microsoft account, so perhaps it would be better if I went Properties --> Security --> Advanced & set the Owner to Administrators, no?!

    Although my mind is bugged with a new question now.
    If I change the Owner & later on I have to restore a backup (Acronis on a CD) won't I encounter problems then?
     
    witten1972, Sep 21, 2019
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  3. Monk.e83 Win User
    Unlocked Realtek HD Audio Drivers Windows 7 & 8 (With Dolby Digital Live and DTS Interactive)

    DTS supported natively by Windows 8/8.1 and it should work on windows 10 too just DDL require to unlock your driver .
     
    Monk.e83, Sep 21, 2019
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  4. BobZ2 Win User

    Driver Owner

    Old Owner Name

    I bought a used Axim. I changed the Device ID in Settings -> System ->

    About. I changed the owner name in Settings -> Personal -> Owner Info.

    But when I use Send To on a Windows 7 "desktop", the option for my

    Axim lists the old owner's name. Not a major problem, but definitely

    annoying. I couldn't find that name in the registry (on the Axim).

    Can anyone suggest another place to look?

    Thanks.
     
    BobZ2, Sep 21, 2019
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