Windows 10: Suspicious Driver Installed

Discus and support Suspicious Driver Installed in AntiVirus, Firewalls and System Security to solve the problem; My computer has been acting in ways that I find suspicous... Short of uploading all forty-two 42 pieces of action I took, I'll upload the... Discussion in 'AntiVirus, Firewalls and System Security' started by keyadrero, Nov 25, 2020.

  1. KEYADRERO
    keyadrero Win User

    Suspicious Driver Installed


    My computer has been acting in ways that I find suspicous... Short of uploading all forty-two 42 pieces of action I took, I'll upload the forty-sencond.


    "42.png";


    Suspicious Driver Installed c8a8debd-97d7-4fbc-ad9d-d84e66035de4?upload=true.png

    "42.txt";

    42> side-by-side comparitive screenshot of
    non-descript: HID Keyboard Device unwanted; ref: 41 & "Razer DeathAdder Elite" wanted
    System logs do not match up in the two.
    I think on November 4th my computer gave me the "blue-screen" crashed with prompt of strings where all
    I read from was ":" in super-sized font. The rest of the text was disregarded.
    : unsure if I should remove device driver from client computer; may contact Microsoft to check if uninstalling driver will cause an issue. Decided to contact microsoft.
    EoF;

    As I was typing this note another suspicious annoyance revealed it self when I was formatting...

    It was harder to format as "delete" functionality wasn't behaving normally, text was moving in a way not anticipated.


    There were three other non-descript repetitive instances of "HID

    "43micro.png"

    Suspicious Driver Installed 1eb550f8-7e80-4a0d-8f9a-a784d2966a31?upload=true.png

    *after uploading file; formatting nuisance re-occurred.




    I think I got network virus from the "enjin" forums ; dracarys . vae victis : and it involved the third-party program "Teamspeak" alongside an overlay called "Overwolf"



    Can I uninstall the driver's with the non-descript name without damaging functionality of my computer?

    :)
     
    keyadrero, Nov 25, 2020
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  2. FOX34
    Fox34 Win User

    I cant get drivers to install

    Read my guide, goes step buy step for nvidia driver install. Though I use a different driver cause I got 8 series, same method of installation
     
    Fox34, Nov 25, 2020
    #2
  3. BRANDONWH64
    brandonwh64 Win User
    Windows 7 wont install drivers

    +1

    If you having an issue installing a driver that worked before you formatted or wont install on a fresh build, sometimes this means hardware damage
     
    brandonwh64, Nov 25, 2020
    #3
  4. CRAZYEYESREAPER
    crazyeyesreaper Win User

    Suspicious Driver Installed

    Windows 7 wont install drivers

    i dont think anyone here understands what your asking either when its nearly a 90% english dominated Tech forum.
    Step 1
    reinstall windows from scratch
    Step 2
    install all drivers from the cd that came with the god damn motherboard *common sense*
    Step 3
    update windows
    Step 4
    install misc etc crap like flash java etc etc
    Step 5
    Install GPU drivers
    Step 6
    go back to using your pc without issue.
     
    crazyeyesreaper, Nov 25, 2020
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