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This is a trial and error....we will see what happen in due time

There is 12 dll's what I can see in windows 10-1709.....I only replaced system32\ and system32\en-us\ files

Win8.1 I have blocked with Group policy, NTLite and reg files.

64 only tested one so far

Yup.......both. There is only two I replaced

These are not for pinned apps. It is shortcuts that is placed in a folder and the folder is than added right click on taskbar\toolbars\new toolbar and then add the folder with the shortcuts. If you right click on the taskbar, right click remove tick at remove text, right remove the tick next to...

If you setup your taskbar the way you like it......... with the quick links you want and use, for as long as the icons stay in the same place you can export these reg strings and import with a new install......then the install will place the icons back onto the taskbar for you by the time it...

What was the BSOD error number........remove all the memory, put in one, remove everything even graphics card (If you have onboard) otherwise use another if you have. Remove all hardware except CPU, Memory, Needed graphics, mouse, use one hard drive, remove cd rom ...use keyboard, plug usb into...

Have you tried resetting the bios or updating the bios. What is the motherboard make and model?

Send us a screen shot of the device manager without anything plugged into it. In the screen shot please click on view on top en click on show hidden devices. If the problem only persist if you plug something into it then the port controller might be faulty....or the usb contacts on the inside is...

did you try this.... I might have a solution. Switch of the pc.... unplug the power cord and press power to drain power supply and leave off for about 5 minutes. Plug power cord back in and boot to windows and check if usb error is still there. I have found that for some bios's cause a cache...

You know when you do an install and the audio ALWAYS is as loud as h.ll. Place this into the Group police editor\computer configuration\scripts startup\startup\power shell scripts. Save it then copy it from c:\windows\system32\group policy (the whole folder) and when you edit windows with NTLite...

Yeah....I run the reg file then I don't have to change it in disk management

We are looking the wrong way at this....Windows 10 User has a failure on the usb port....not the usb plugged into it. Thus it is only driver, drive sector failure, firmware failure, bios failure or a windows install failure

That is correct. My drives are allocated in different label numbers with new install....meaning 3=c, 2=e, 1=f and 0=d....this reg change the drive letter to 0=c, 1=d, 2=e and 3=f....with out having to go change them in the device manager. There is one downside to this so far...if you run out of...

Go to this link in the registry, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices Now be careful deleting them. Read the image I am supplying. I export this whole reg key and import it with a new install. All my flash drives are market alphabetically so if I shove a drive in then it is allocated to...

Hehehehe....clanger.....you pluffing the drives now......hahahaa

I might have a solution. Switch of the pc.... unplug the power cord and press power to drain power supply and leave off for about 5 minutes. Plug power cord back in and boot to windows and check if usb error is still there. I have found that for some bios's cause a cache stuck or bios cache...

and I supplied an answer. hehehehe

I don't want to sound fresh or Big.......but have 7 of them. i9 for gaming, i7 for playing around and stuffing windows up, Dell Dual Xeon Ark server, 2 - i7's for the boys to play with, i7 for the wyffie and a i5 for a sandbox. I retired about 4 months ago and now make time for what I want to do...