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<blockquote data-quote="UffeBiker" data-source="post: 399647" data-attributes="member: 90164"><p>I uninstalled the driver from the device manager but it comes popping back as soon as I reboot the computer. After a complete uninstall of the Pinnacle Software it still pops back automatically. When I searched the Windows registry for "PCTV" there are a lot of entries left even though the software uninstall process theoretically should remove them. I guess this is why Windows is known for becoming slower and slower over time; no uninstall seems to clean up the registry completely. Could it be that hard??? I think I will try my luck with Pinnacle support once more tomorrow evening and show them hard evidence of all left stuff in the registry and in the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRVSTORE. The stuff in the DRVSTORE are by the way referenced by some of the entries left in the registry.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="UffeBiker, post: 399647, member: 90164"] I uninstalled the driver from the device manager but it comes popping back as soon as I reboot the computer. After a complete uninstall of the Pinnacle Software it still pops back automatically. When I searched the Windows registry for "PCTV" there are a lot of entries left even though the software uninstall process theoretically should remove them. I guess this is why Windows is known for becoming slower and slower over time; no uninstall seems to clean up the registry completely. Could it be that hard??? I think I will try my luck with Pinnacle support once more tomorrow evening and show them hard evidence of all left stuff in the registry and in the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRVSTORE. The stuff in the DRVSTORE are by the way referenced by some of the entries left in the registry. [/QUOTE]
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