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I installed driver for my pentax 330gs and its now corrupted and can not be uninstalled, how do i remove it? i have tried removing it from add & remove program, used the software installation remove and im geting uninstall.dll ???\C:\program files\pentax\pentax usb device\_uninstall.dll ???????????????????????? how do overcome this error:
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You also might want to consider NOT connecting the camera to the computer.
The best way to download pictures from your camera to your computer involves removing the memory card from the camera and plugging it into a card reader (either built-in to the computer or connected via USB or FireWire). This is likely to be faster than connecting the camera to the computer, and won't run down your camera's batteries.
Once the card is plugged in, it will appear to your computer as a removable drive. You can use the operating system's drag&drop facility to copy pictures from the card to the computer's hard drive.
Uninstalling depends on several things.
If you used "Add & Remove Programs" to install (some programs automaticly register with "Add & Remove Programs") you can just go to "Add & Remove Programs" and choose "Remove Program"
If that option isn't available, look in the programs folder for an uninstall program (often listed as "unwise")
If neither of these work you'll have to do a manual uninstall. This takes some advanced understanding or the operating system to do without risking messing up the operating system. You'll need to delete the program(s) manually then use the registry editor to remove the references to the program. Be sure to back up the entire system first and then the registry before beginning (one bad key stroke can corrupt the entire OS).
Note: I didn't give step-by-step instructions on the manual uninstall because if you don't already know how you shouldn't try.
Uninstall first completely the driver from your computer. Go on Start,
click control panel. On control panel double click add remove program.
Scroll down to select your web cam driver. Click remove, then restart
computer.
To install the latest driver for your web cam and the manual, click the files below
hi, i have a story to tell,,first time i got a pc for my son,, we install many games and softwares,,we didn't know that some of this games and softwares may corrupt some programs and even the windows..Today before we install any games and softwares we check the list of programs or wright on paper ,programs from "add remove programs" of our xp..If we install new game or software and became unstable or sometimes hanging,,better remove it from "add remove progams",,not uninstall the program..don't install any downladed software if you are not aware of that software,,
To uninstall the driver, click the "Add or Remove" program (for Win XP) or "Programs and Feature" (for Win Vista).
The window will be populated with the list of drivers that are currently installed in your computer. Find the driver that you would like to delete or uninstall, click it once and then click the "Remove" or "Uninstall" button. You will see the progress of removing the driver.
Windows cannot find the correct drivers for this device. So, let's research a little bit.
Are you using SATA or RAID on the computer? If not, there is nothing that needs fixing.
If you are, then reinstall the RAID software from your motherboard installation disk, which should repair this issue.
If you do not have the driver installation disk from your motherboard, for whatever reason, go to their website. Almost every motherboard manufacturer provides easy access to drivers.
Are you uninstalling from Device Manager or add/Remove programs in Control Panel?
Try both methods ,disconnect the device first.
If it doesn't work then try to remove it in Safe Mode .
Try this: click start>right click my computer>properties>hardware tab>device manager>network adapters>choose the device you want to get rid and click on un-install. Go back to add/remove and see its still there. If not great, if so you may have to go around your pc and manually delete every thing that's associated with this device. One other thing you may try is to reinstall the original software and then try to remove it through add/remove by reinstalling you set the software back at its defaults and restore missing of corrupt files. This should restore the un-install file you need to completely un-install the device your try to get rid of.
Sounds like the images are corrupted on the card. If you have another card then try starting the camera with it. To get the card working again, you will need to format it in a card reader with FAT16 format, or try in another camera.
If you want the images, you will have to obtain repair software to try to retrieve the images.
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