Hi, why there is Microsoft Composite Battery in device manager? Strangely appeared on my computer freshly installed. I am using a desktop computer so it should not have any batteries.
There is no option to uninstall or disable it. The options are greyed out and not selectable.
My MOBO Asusu z170 pro gaming.
Is it maybe form USB 3.0, 3.1 drivers? Should I worried or reinstall system?
If you have an ASUS Z-170 motherboard (I have one - ROG Maxiums VIII Hero) you don't have a "DellPC" as listed ????
If you moved a hard drive from a Dell to the ASUS motherboard its probably from the old Dell?
Have to assume it was a cloned OS copy of a Dell laptop.
its also got Biometrics on there -
If not where did you get it??
Liable to go non-genuine shortly as well
Roy
Good point that I missed. The Dell OEM Windows OS is ONLY legally licensed for the PC it was delivered with.
I'm sorry gentlemans I used a img form interent coz I don't have english Windows but I want to show how it looks like.
I have Win 7 x64 Pro SP1 - clean install, MoBo Asus z170 pro gaming, cpu i7 6700k, 1 disk SSD, 1 disk HDD.
Here is a link about the "battery" (which could be a UPS battery) that may help.
Microsoft Composite Battery - Microsoft Community
but I don't have UPS just simply desktop
Just fired up my old desktop.
Device manager Battery option NOT shown, and yours is a lot newer than mine.
SO again where did you get your install media.
please run this tool, copy/paste the output
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=52012
Roy
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