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    Acer 5920g Update Driver software

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by 000022, Feb 15, 2008.

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    000022 Notebook Consultant

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    I love trying out new drivers, in fact, I did installed so many that I think the driver history in my update software interface (the one which appears when you use the "have-disk" method) that it takes a LONG time to load it all. Is there a way to clear them up? neither driver sweeper nor driver cleaner helped out in this.

    These drivers seem to be stored in a part of the windows folder, in order for me to reinstall these older drivers without having to download them again. But it's causing the update driver to load really slowly.
     
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  2. Discrucio Anima

    Discrucio Anima Notebook Enthusiast

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    Maybe you can try making a backup and then delete all oem*.inf and oem*.pnf files from \windows\inf. That should do the trick.
     
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