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Now look at google's cached copy of WinDriver Expert and My Drivers (he has pulled the page).

This is exactly the same kinda thing he did to me. Stolen the page design and all text, made the awards generic links, even took the User Comments and changed the program name!!! Here is a local copy I made.] [Dec 5th: WinDriversBackup has now been changed to DriverGuide Toolkit and at a new webiste. Here is a local copy I made free credit information Rapid City of the original stolen version.free credit information Rapid City ] Huntersoft has a new version of Unknown Device Identifier. One of the first things I checked for is the bug mentioned above.

While it doesn't crash the program (or free credit information Rapid City it's sub program devinfo.exe) it does cause other problems. Original I didn't want to point out what the bug was exactly because it was my little ace I free credit information Rapid City didn't want to let Huntersoft to know what it was exactly. 3 credit report free Now that the newest program has no visible problem I guess I can share it. First I quick background on device manager and the registry. All devices under windows is listed under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\ (Win2k-XP) or HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Enum\ (Win9x-Me). My program and the "original" Unknown Device Identifier only looked at the PCI section which has all pci based parts, which is where most unknown devices are.

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Now Huntersoft had to go though all of my source code and borland options to change "Halfdone" to "Huntersoft," "Unknown Devices" to "Unknown Device Identifier"...etc.