Windows 10: Strange USB Problem

This is posted solely out of curiosity: I had plugged in a new computer camera which, when turned on, presented a poor image. By fiddling with the USB plug, I could get it to work, but the problem was there each time I turned it on.

After a short while, I contacted Amazon, which kindly allowed me to return the unit for full credit despite my request coming after the stated return period. When I unplugged the camera to package it for return, I discovered that a problem I had encountered and could not solve had disappeared. The problem was that my WiFi printer kept going off line until I unplugged the camera.

( had turned off SNMP for the printer to keep it on line, SNMP being something I had never heard of but found in my search for a solution to the printer being offline. I turned SNMP back on after unpluuging the camera, which is when I found that the printer went back online.)

The connection (yes, the pun is most assuredly intentional) between the defective camera and the printer, even with the camera turned off, is something that I have less than no knowledge about, if that negative level is possible. I would appreciate a simple (i.e. non-technical) explanation if that is possible.

:)

 

Strange USB-Drive Icons

Hi, I've not looked into this at all, but looking at that folder the one that appears to contain the strange icon is
f4e323bf-0f31-42b6-9ad6-5d5382d3fa83
- I don't have one called 797289b8-812a-4d9e-bda5-91567fd47bc6

Would I be correct in thinking that this ico file is the clue as to which to delete?




And thanks- having deleted the folder it did indeed prove necessary to use Driver Booster as described. Problem solved- for now...

 

Strange boot problem

I am trying to get my head round the 6 steps above before having a go. If you can expand on them it may give me a bit more confidence. I cant lose the whole contents of my PC.
Have attached details as you suggested.

 

Windows 10 1709 System Restore problems...

That seems to be an attempt at Option 2 in the tutorial, which requires you to
a. Boot to a command prompt (Did you?)
b. You then seem to be mixing steps 3,4 and 5, thus your command is incorrect.

I suggest Option 1 is easier.

If you still have problems, please repost listing each specific step and saying which option from the tutorial you are using. Thanks.