Solved some devices are not installed....should they?

[angiesluck]

I did but it was uninstalled a while ago and I cannot find anything in device manager starting with mpksl......so now what shall we do to get to the bottom of this problem!! Silly computers

 

[pooch]

All my searching points to Microsoft Security Essentials as being the problem and I would suggest doing a search for
MpKsla2002fe2 in the Registry with a view to deleting it.
It would be wise at this stage to back up your PC, so that if the unthinkable happens it will not be a tragedy.
I also think it may be wise for you to post a copy of your finds in the Registry (opened up) so that I can have a last look to satisfy my self that it is a good move.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/4230-registry-backup-restore.html
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/697-system-restore-point-create.html
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/700-system-restore.html?ltr=S

You may want to save these links to another PC or print them out

 

[angiesluck]

 

[pooch]

Whoops there are a lt of them :shock:
I would start with the troublesome key and after a successful restart do the rest but only the ones that start with MpKsl you should be able to delete them by just deleting the individual folders.
If a normal delete does not work have a look at this old Vista thread for how to do it; Can't Delete Registry Key - Vista Forums
I have posted two snips from this thread I think you may need. Try NO.1 first

 

[pooch]

Just a piece of useless info I have never used MSSE and do not have these entries either and my PC runs quite happily without them

 

[cyclic]

Go to device manager right click and select to ' unistall' restart the 'puter the devices will be detected as new and the driver reinstalled. Often this helps a lot and is worth a try.

 

[angiesluck]

Woohoo............I have finally got rid of them and ran the system health report and it came back green ....completely healthy

I did what you said and went on the old vista thread (carnt delete registry keys) and it worked......only problem is that you have to do the process each time for each key you want to delete....but heyho it was worth it to get a clean bill of health

Thanks so much Pooch for your help...............now maybe you can help sort out (my internet explorer problem ..see the other link as no one has solved it yet......I just wondering actually whether it had anything to do with them keys...hummm not sure thou as I sure it was doing it b4 the driver problem..... thanks once again

 

[pooch]

Woohoo............I have finally got rid of them and ran the system health report and it came back green ....completely healthy

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay Good I am really pleased for you
One last thing you may want to get CCleaner - Optimization and Cleaning - Free Download and let it check the registry once over to make sure. ( to be used sparingly)

I did what you said and went on the old vista thread (carnt delete registry keys) and it worked......only problem is that you have to do the process each time for each key you want to delete....but heyho it was worth it to get a clean bill of health

That's a good thing otherwise you could change the permissions on the whole registry maybe :shock:

Thanks so much Pooch for your help...............now maybe you can help sort out (my internet explorer problem ..see the other link as no one has solved it yet......I just wondering actually whether it had anything to do with them keys...hummm not sure thou as I sure it was doing it b4 the driver problem..... thanks once again

You are welcome IE is not my thing, I very rarely use it but I will have a look through the posts

 

[pooch]

Keeps us informed about your IE the last post from me was still unanswered

 

[angiesluck]

that link you have provided says you have to pay!
I found this link thou that you do not...CCleaner - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Download.com

 

[pooch]

:roflmao:I think you are perhaps a tad to carefull. That is the ccleaner site and you can load it for free from there, but cnet will do as well
I have one conclusion so far from reading your posts you seem to install then uninstall programs quite a lot. Nothing wrong here, but take note that they often do not uninstall cleanly which can cause problems. If you are carefull how often you use ccleaner reg cleaner it will help to reduce this risk, but you need to understand that ccleaner reg cleaner used unwisely can also make problems for you.

The main page of ccleaner is also very usefull and will clean your browser cache which may help with your problems you can use this bit as often as you want.

 

[sjersky]

hi,good day,i have some problem about my pc built in bluetooth,since i was updated the window update and installed,the system reverting changes,then the bluetooth did not working properly if i switch on always say no device driver found,and also if i insert USB flash drive can't installed the driver,can you help me about this?...THANKS

 

[angiesluck]

hi,good day,i have some problem about my pc built in bluetooth,since i was updated the window update and installed,the system reverting changes,then the bluetooth did not working properly if i switch on always say no device driver found,and also if i insert USB flash drive can't installed the driver,can you help me about this?...THANKS

You need to open a new thread on main home page under window updates so the correct person or people can help with this problem

 

[angiesluck]

Hiya POOCH,

I did click on the site and when I pressed to download it asked for credit card!! so came off and went to cnet

How you mean about the ccleaner making problems? even by using the registry cleaner which shows up any unnecessary things?

 

[Britton30]

Hiya POOCH,

I did click on the site and when I pressed to download it asked for credit card!! so came off and went to cnet

How you mean about the ccleaner making problems? even by using the registry cleaner which shows up any unnecessary things?

That is confusing, under where it asks for money are two links. one to Piriform and one to File Hippo, downloads are free from there too.
For a complete UNinstall of most software, try Revo Uninstaller Free.

 

[pooch]

How you mean about the ccleaner making problems? even by using the registry cleaner which shows up any unnecessary things?

Hi,

Sorry I completely missed this post

I only mean that using registry cleaners to often is considered risky but in your case I think letting it run through once would do far more good than the risks. It might even help with your I.E problem.

 

[Britton30]

I think you will be fine Angie, I use Ccleaner to securely erase all temp files and use the registry cleaner daily. Before you delete the reg entries you will always get a list and you can check off which to keep/trash. With Win7 I have had very few bad registry entries but XP always had load.
Ccleaner has never deleted something important.

Piriform also has some other cool programs, Speccy which will give you system info and Defraggler, a defragging utility.