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Unplug the mouse and completely remove software and driver.
BSODs, need helping identifying cause - dumps included
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New #72
I have removed bamboo software from programs in control panel. I have un installed all wacom devices in device manager, is there a way of checking all drivers have been removed?
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New #74
Theres wacompen.sys and wacompen.sys.mui, should i delete them?
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New #76
Okay, well i couldnt find that in the folder, i will report back with any news
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New #77
Rerun this
https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html
Upload again the bsod folder,this is for checking if the driver is gone.Last edited by panais; 25 Aug 2011 at 13:39.
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New #79
In Start-search copy paste msconfig.
Click and run msconfig,check in Services and in Startup for the Wacom (Mouse)
If its there disable it.
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New #80
I did briefly reinstall my tablet yesterday as i had to do some work, i made sure that i removed all the drivers and software and deleted wacommousefilter.sys, i booted up and had a blue screen, not sure if its because i reinstalled. I dont need to use the tablet again for a week now so i will post if i get a bsod
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