Xbox 360 wireless receiver for windows 7 - cant connect remote!

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       #12

    I've done that and, as I said, it doesn't work. And when I get to the part of choosing the
    drivers I can't choose the "Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver for Windows Version: 2.1.0.1349 [8/13/2009]"

    I'll show you

    As you can see, I don't have the option of the driver. Altough I have the drivers in my computer.
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       #13

    You might have done this already also but I figure it can't harm to mention it
    Have you tried right click on the unknown device in Devices and printers then Troubleshoot?
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       #14

    Tried it now... no solution
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    Well, since anyone including I could not find a solution, can someone maybe tell me how I can completely uninstall the drivers for the receiver?

    Without using system restore...
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  6. Posts : 2,164
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       #16

    If that receiver came with a driver disk and says "XBOX 360" on it instead of "Microsoft" then you have one of the knock-off chinese versions that are a pain to get to work right with Windows 7.
    There are a couple of threads that address this model. The Official Microsoft one requires no driver CD and automatically installs in Windows.
    here is one thread,
    Xbox 360 PC wireless gaming Receiver
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       #17

    Yes it says so. Thank you. I will try the things on the other topic and will give you further information about the problem then.
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