Nobody can ignore the important role of computers. Nowadays, if you use computer, you will probably come across Driver Unknown Device problems. This problem may happen because of lots of reasons. Read the articles, find out the basic reason of receiving Driver Unknown Device.
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The blog will explain what is Driver Unknown Device? How to resolve Driver Unknown Device problem?
Symptoms of Driver Unknown Device
Driver Unknown Device often appears when your windows systems crashes and freezes of unreliable length and intensity. Most commonly, you will experience program lock-ups, slow PC performance, system freezes, blue screen errors, startup or shutdown problems, and installation errors.
How to Troubleshoot Driver Unknown Device Problem?
An efficient way to this Driver Unknown Device is to use SmartPCFixer. We highly recommend you to do the below steps.
1. Click the below button to download SmartPCFixer.
2. Launch SmartPCFixer and run a complete scan for your PC.
3. Click Fix all to get rid of Driver Unknown Device.
Get rid of Driver Unknown Device error mannually
1. Uninstall the application which you installed recently.
Go to Control Panel, choose Uninstall a program, right-click the program you need to uninstall and click Uninstall. It is deserved to mention that SmartPCFixer has the uninstall function which will largely save your time and fix errors efficiently.
2. Check if you have updated the recent windows update.
Click Start, Type windows update in the searching box and click check for update.
3. Run SFC to fix your windows system problems.
System File Checker is a useful tool included with Windows that allows you scan for and restore corruptions in Windows system files.
Click "Start" Button, and type CMD in the searching box. Right-click "CMD", then run as administrator.
At the command prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER:
sfc /scannow
4. Boot in Safe mode with Networking and see if the error still persists in Windows.
Click Start, type MSCONFIG, and click Boot from the pop up dialog. Tick Safe Boot in Boot Option, then select Network and Reboot the PC.
Tips & Warnings
1. You must run as an administrator, no matter what steps you will do about your PC.
2. Depending on the version of Windows you're using, the above steps may be slightly different, but the basic process is mostly the same.
