VSO Devices

[trendy]

There is a yellow exclamation on this in my device manager under VSO devices(whatever that means). When i click on driver properties i get this.
Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers required for this device. A recent hardware or software change might have installed a file that is signed incorrectly or damaged, or that might be malicious software from an unknown source. (Code 52)
Can anyone please tell me what this is And how to get rid of it.Found it in device manager at the very bottom. Patin Couffin engine for 64bits system (AMD) Help please. Thanks.

 

[James Colbert]

Hello, Trendy. Welcome.

Could be from your burning software. Here's a google search that yeilds much info on the matter:

vso device - Google Search

James

 

[trendy]

Yea,I did try to install DVD43 the other day but failed,It could be that Been looking for it cant find it anywhere on pc.Any further assistance please.

 

[Sardonicus]

Go to the start menu and type msconfig in search.
Go to Startup and disable DVD43 if you see it.
Restart your computer.
If it's in the Windows "Uninstall or change a program" list, try uninstalling it from there.

 

[James Colbert]

Options are in order of best solutions:

You could do a System Restore, choosing a restore point that predates the issue:

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/700-system-restore.html?ltr=S

If that doesn't work, you could try downloading the free version of Revo Uninstaller:

Download Revo Uninstaller Freeware - Free and Full Download - Uninstall software, remove programs, solve uninstall problems

The above are the best methods, but you could also simply uninstall or disable the driver, but the previous mentioned methods will remove the software and drivers.

 

[trendy]

Thanks for that,I got the revo uinstaller but cannot find nothing there to recognise the vso devices.It only shows up in device manager,Is there any way of deleting from there?.

 

[James Colbert]

Yes, you can delete the driver (uninstalling it should provide the option), but really, if you have a restore point that pre-dates the problem, that would be the best solution, as it will remove all traces of the software and drivers.

Should you choose just to uninstall the driver, right click on the driver in Device Manager and choose uninstall.

James

 

[trendy]

Hi,Here we are.Now went into system restore and found on the 12th of this month there was an item there VSO install at 1254hrs,So took a gamble and went back to the day before 11th and followed through system restoe setup and took a while.
And problem solved the ''VSO Devices'' have gone from device manager.Just one point yesterday there were 16 updates will I have to install them again or are they safe after the restore?
Many thanks for you help.Nice one.Thanks.

 

[James Colbert]

yesterday there were 16 updates will I have to install them again

Yes, your updates will need reinstalling. Depends on your WU settings as to whether you will need to install them or if they auto-install.

Many thanks for you help.

You are very welcome. It's what these forums are about.

James