Sorry I was away so I couldn't do anything further about this. I would be willing to try and delete the driver with command prompt if I only knew what the driver was called...any clue how I would find that out? Maybe someone could download it it let me know?
Don't worry about it :) .
Do you still not have access to a different PC?
The driver names are as follow:
For an x64 (64bit) Windows: cm10864.sys
For an x86 (32bit) Windows: cm108.sys
Are you sure that these are the correct driver names for my headset? Sorry I took this long to reply again i have been quite busy lately. I went into system recovery then entered the command prompt and after system32> I type the command "del\drivers\cm10864.sys" and it says "The system cannot find the file specified." I also tried cm108 just in case, no luck.
I download the driver for Azio GH808 Levetron and there they were.
Why not go for a clean install, do you have anything to lose?
I have tried just about everything and I think I'm just gonna factory reset my computer...but I have a new issue, I don't know how to do it without your computer being able to boot.
Most (if not all) laptops have a boot key you can press to access the restore software,
what is the exact model of yours?
I don't have a laptop, I have a custom built desktop. Does that make a difference?
Yes, a custom built PC doesn't have a factory restore image built in to it.
You will need to perform a clean install.
It sucks that im gonna have to lose all my files, but I guess that's my only option.
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