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I have Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
Whenever I connect my Nokia C7 to a USB port, the driver for MTP doesn t work.
I get a Code 31 error: This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device.
Nokia Ovi Suite still works, but I can t load the phones music library, and I have to use the Nokia Phone Browser to browse folders on my phone.
I used to have no problem with MTP with a Sony Ericsson W980, but at some point it stopped working and only Mass Storage mode worked.
Any ideas how to fix this without reinstalling Windows. Thanks in advance.
PS: I recently started getting a Code 19 error for the Nokia drivers that were ok: Windows cannot start this hardware device because its configuration information in the registry is incomplete or damaged.
This Code 19 error seems to have no effect.
Update: Forgot to mention that I have to wait 2 minutes after connecting my phone, for the software to start.
Don t know if this might apply to your case but i ve seen reports in other forums about iTunes interfering with the MTP driver, Nokia phones and Nikon cameras too. Do you have or had iTunes installed.
Here s why: Filters are device driver add-on parts. Filters are supposed to work with drivers. But if a filter goes bad the whole driver can go bad iTunes installs filters that may corrupt a driver for use by some non-iTunes devices
Let s check to see what filters are installed for both your MTP and CD/DVD device.
Open Device Manager, select any one of your DVD drives
Right click Properties- Details
Scroll through the pull down menu to see both Class Upper Filters and Class Lower Filters
If you see any filters listed you should be able to copy/paste or report what you see listed in your next post
Repeat and also report any Class Upper/Lower filters listed for your MTP device. p.s. ignore Device Filters, we only want to look at Class Upper/Lower filters if any on your CD/DVD drive and MTP device
Click thumbnail for example of Class Upper and Lower Filters on my own computer for my DVD drive
I haven t installed itunes. I will check the filters in a few hours.
Interesting Don t know if this will lead anywhere BUT
Both those filters are installed by 3rd party products they re not from Microsoft
Do you have CloneCD installed. i googled and think they install the Elby filter
What CD/DVD related products do you have installed. I wonder if one of them is interfering just as iTunes sometimes does
Let me know and i ll get back to you later and what to try next
I think I had this problem ever since I installed Samsung Kies because I needed to connect to my sister s phone. I tried uninstalling it when the problem started, but it didn t help. Even System Restore didn t fix this.
I have the following CD/DVD burning products:
I will probably uninstall CloneCD.
When you do, check if the Elby filter was also removed
fyi.. Another source of filter problems i ve found and traced back to filters: A 3rd party uninstaller deletes its filter file from disk but not its reference in the registry. So when Windows uses the driver, it sees the filter reference in the registry but no file for it to load, so it can t start the driver and KA-BOOM.
I uninstalled CloneCD and the filter was removed.
It looks like the PxHlpa64.sys filter can be installed by several different 3rd party products. So let s check your driver files next. Open Device Manager, right click any DVD drive, select Properties- Driver tab then Driver Details button
1. Do you see any driver file listed with filename starting Px. If not, you may have a registry reference to a non-existent driver file
2. Select each driver file and see what company is listed as Provider. Are all the files from Microsoft. except the Px.. file i think will be from Sonic and my own 32bit DVD drivers also includes a UBHelper.sys displayed as Unknown. But let me know if you see any files from other then M
3. You can also check your MTP device for any driver files from other then M
p.s. you probably already rebooted, just fyi: one needs to reboot after removing a filter to test the result
another fyi for anyone reading..
A common misconception i never knew myself till i discovered it one time when you uninstall/reinstall a device in DevMgr, Windows only uninstalls/reinstalls the HARDWARE driver files. IT DOESN T REMOVE 3RD PARTY CLASS FILTERS. that are used by companies to intercept and process device I/O to support their product.
Class upper/lower filters often added by iTunes, Acronis, Roxio, Nero, and many, many other companies.
Class filters are only removed by uninstalling the app or using a tool or editing registry by hand but be careful.
Instructions for removing CD/DVD and disk filters can be found in CD/DVD or Disk Problems. How to Fix Problems Caused by Filters
For DVD, I found PxHlpa64.sys from Sonic.
For MTP, all drivers are Microsoft.
OK. I m less suspicious of PxHlpa filter now since
We know the driver file exists on your disk
This filter from Sonic is used by several different companies and products vs. the Elby filter from CloneDVD which, like the filter that gets installed by iTunes, is a filter for a specific product
We ll come back to it later if need be
But since you said you installed Samsung Kies.. go to CtlPnl- Programs and Features and check that you uninstalled two different things: one is for Samsung Kies and other for Samsung USB drivers
Sorry, been very busy in past 2 weeks.
I found Samsung USB Drivers and uninstalled it. After restarting, the problem still wasn t fixed.
No problem. Cool to just post back whenever you have the time/can
As to your problem, next thing we ll look at and try.
p.s. I m trying to explain a bit of what i m doing and why, in case it might help anyone who comes across this thread in future. Of course, I m also hoping this leads to a successful conclusion for you too.
fyi: By default, Windows Device Manager only displays devices it currently detects. Drivers for a Plug and Play device are installed when the PnP device is first plugged in and detected. But those device drivers aren t removed when the PnP device is simply disconnected but rather when the PnP device is uninstalled. So old drivers for old devices are often still on a system even though the device no longer appears in Device Manager if a device was simply disconnected but it was never uninstalled
This tool should show me all the devices and drivers still installed on your machine. I m not sure exactly what I m looking for but will see if anything jumps out at me - especially if any old phone or MTP or WPD devices/drivers are listed. WPD Windows Portable Device
See How To Report Your Computer s Device Manager Data
Maybe there is a way to reinstall the WPD drivers.
Update: Nokia has removed the phone browser in the new version, so now I have to set my phone to mass storage before connecting it, otherwise I can t browse the files.
Sometimes i think understanding Windows devices and drivers is a black art. fyi What i ve figured out to date on that subject is, at best, a lighter shade of grey. So, I don t want to sound the expert but rather have managed to have some idea of how some devices and drivers get installed and work
MTP devices and their drivers are relatively new. From what i ve seen they also install a bit different then other Windows devices and with a new set of rules So i ll only comment now on some devicesi saw in your DevMgr report that you still have installed. I haven t yet had the time to look closer at MTP but happy to as it s also an opportunity for me to learn
p.s. i think our next eventual step will be to uninstall all the MTP devices but, if ok, don t want to that yet till i look further will try to not make that too much longer
1 Various instances of Nokia devices are installed - no surprise but there are multiple instances we ll remove
2 But I also see a Sony Ericsson USB portable device.
3 There;s also USB disks installed for
Do all these devices sound familiar. Which devices are old and which do you still need / use.
I think trying to cleanup the old USB storage, WPD and MTP drivers on your machine just got easier.
While looking further at your problem, I just discovered that a tool i like to use for USB storage driver cleanup has been updated to include removing old Windows Portable Devices which should include MTP drivers as well
1. Create a System Restore point
2. I haven t had time to update my old guide but see How to Cleanup and Remove old USB Storage Drivers. Include the following steps to the ones in the Guide as appropriate
Download version 0.80 of the drivecleanup tool HERE
Unzip. Since you re running 64bit Windows, copy the 64bit version of the tool in the X64 folder to C: Windows System32
Disconnect all your old USB WPD devices cams, phones, etc. Disconnect USB disks as well
Open a Elevated commmand prompt and enter
You can capture the output by right clicking on the command window title bar then Edit- Select All then Edit- Copy. Paste the result to save it to your next post
Now replug your Nokia. Should do a clean reinstall. Any luck.
Here s sample output using the newer version of the tool
Uninstalls non present USB hubs, USB storage devices and their storage volumes, Disks, CDROMs, Floppies, WPD devices
and deletes their registry items
Freeware by Uwe Sieber - www.uwe-sieber.de
removing USB device USB VID_04E8 PID_685E MI_03 7 B64610 1 0003
removing USB device USB VID_04E8 PID_685E MI_00 7 B64610 1 0000
removing USB device USB VID_04E8 PID_685E MI_01 7 B64610 1 0001
removing USB device USB VID_0424 PID_3803 5 109970AE 0 8
removing Disk device USBSTOR DISK VEN_ANDROID PROD___UMS_COMPOSITE REV___00 8 D70C5AC 0 46411931BC54228E 0
removing Disk device USBSTOR DISK VEN_ANDROID PROD___UMS_COMPOSITE REV___00 8 D70C5AC 0 46411931BC54228E 1
removing volume STORAGE VOLUME _.._USBSTOR DISK VEN_ANDROID PROD___UMS_COMPOSITE REV___00 8 D70C5AC 0 46411931BC54228E 0 53F56307-B6BF-11D0-94F2-00A0C91EFB8B
removing volume STORAGE VOLUME _.._USBSTOR DISK VEN_ANDROID PROD___UMS_COMPOSITE REV___00 8 D70C5AC 0 46411931BC54228E 1 53F56307-B6BF-11D0-94F2-00A0C91EFB8B
removing WPD device WPDBUSENUMROOT UMB 2 37C186B 0 STORAGE VOLUME _.._USBSTOR DISK VEN_ANDROID PROD___UMS_COMPOSITE REV___00 8 D70C5AC 0 46411931BC54228E 1
removing WPD device WPDBUSENUMROOT UMB 2 37C186B 0 STORAGE VOLUME _.._USBSTOR DISK VEN_ANDROID PROD___UMS_COMPOSITE REV___00 8 D70C5AC 0 46411931BC54228E 0
USB device to remove: USB VID_04E8 PID_685E MI_03 7 B64610 1 0003
USB device to remove: USB VID_04E8 PID_685E MI_00 7 B64610 1 0000
USB device to remove: USB VID_04E8 PID_685E MI_01 7 B64610 1 0001
USB device to remove: USB VID_0424 PID_3803 5 109970AE 0 8
Disk device to remove: USBSTOR DISK VEN_ANDROID PROD___UMS_COMPOSITE REV___00 8 D70C5AC 0 46411931BC54228E 0
Disk device to remove: USBSTOR DISK VEN_ANDROID PROD___UMS_COMPOSITE REV___00 8 D70C5AC 0 46411931BC54228E 1
Volume to remove: STORAGE VOLUME _.._USBSTOR DISK VEN_ANDROID PROD___UMS_COMPOSITE REV___00 8 D70C5AC 0 46411931BC54228E 0 53F56307-B6BF-11D0-94F2-00A0C91EFB8B
Volume to remove: STORAGE VOLUME _.._USBSTOR DISK VEN_ANDROID PROD___UMS_COMPOSITE REV___00 8 D70C5AC 0 46411931BC54228E 1 53F56307-B6BF-11D0-94F2-00A0C91EFB8B
WPD device to remove: WPDBUSENUMROOT UMB 2 37C186B 0 STORAGE VOLUME _.._USBSTOR DISK VEN_ANDROID PROD___UMS_COMPOSITE REV___00 8 D70C5AC 0 46411931BC54228E 1
WPD device to remove: WPDBUSENUMROOT UMB 2 37C186B 0 STORAGE VOLUME _.._USBSTOR DISK VEN_ANDROID PROD___UMS_COMPOSITE REV___00 8 D70C5AC 0 46411931BC54228E 0
Still not working. Here is the drivecleanup:
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume ea6b3bc9-333e-11e0-b88a-806e6f6e6963
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume ea6b3bd2-333e-11e0-b88a-806e6f6e6963
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume 91317d40-3791-11e0-88cf-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume 91317d42-3791-11e0-88cf-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume f2097f0c-3f57-11e0-a1f7-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume f2097f8a-3f57-11e0-a1f7-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume edeca88f-429c-11e0-b4b1-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume 3230310c-43dc-11e0-8954-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume c90d16cd-5087-11e0-9e96-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume 87b37be0-52c0-11e0-ae56-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume 87b37be2-52c0-11e0-ae56-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume c6fbe217-5ee6-11e0-945a-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume c6fbe219-5ee6-11e0-945a-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume 34775e4a-75d0-11e0-a049-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume 87487b11-8ed4-11e0-bfe3-806e6f6e6963
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume 87487b14-8ed4-11e0-bfe3-806e6f6e6963
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume 87487b17-8ed4-11e0-bfe3-806e6f6e6963
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume 87487b1a-8ed4-11e0-bfe3-806e6f6e6963
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume a1f93aa6-90f4-11e0-ab65-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume 15d03c73-91f8-11e0-a9d8-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume 09bfbe85-9e39-11e0-b676-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume 09bfbe89-9e39-11e0-b676-1c6f65886e17
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume c726ef4b-bf63-11e0-8a04-806e6f6e6963
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume ace8fca0-c8e9-11e0-ba48-005056c00008
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume ace8fca2-c8e9-11e0-ba48-005056c00008
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Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume c1d91030-f8d7-11e0-9a75-08002700341f
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume ca87dcf4-0148-11e1-b883-08002700341f
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices. . Volume ca87dcfa-0148-11e1-b883-08002700341f
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices ca87dcf9-0148-11e1-b883-08002700341f
Regkey delete HKLM System MountedDevices 8e4a241f-07c5-11e1-9be9-08002700341f
Regkey delete HKCU Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer MountPoints2 H
Regkey delete HKCU Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer MountPoints2 I
Regkey delete HKCU Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer MountPoints2 J
Regkey delete HKCU Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer MountPoints2 L
This output doesn t look right
I don t need the Sony Ericsson phone drivers. SanDisk was installed twice because I have 2, right.
This problem is not a problem with my phone s driver; this is also a problem with ANY MTP device such as my brother s sansa MP3 player.
Sorry for the long delay to reply. But i ve been busy as well i ve been trying to look further into MTP and WPD devices and drivers in Windows. I must admit there s still LOTS I don t understand about MTP / WPD so I don t know I ll be able to help you solve this short of you having to reinstall
But before that last resort here s a couple more things
1 re: drivecleanup. Yes, your drivecleanup output doesn t look right BECAUSE i gave you the wrong command line option sorry. The -r option i gave you only removes registry entries which explains your output. Run it again without any options, simply
2 fyi. I tried drivecleanup again on my own machine: I found that while it removes LOTS of unneeded stuff, it won t remove some types of MTP/WPD entries nor do i know why it distinguishes some types vs others
We could try uninstalling the stuff left behind using the DevManView tool but i couldn t guarantee the result i.e. maybe only something to try just short of being willing to do a reinstall, if need be
Disconnect your USB drives, cameras, WPD devices etc. and re-run drivecleanup as simply drivecleanup
Try reconnecting an MTP device
Then lets see if the Windows Event Log might have any more detail about the error if it still occurs
Post a copy of recent Windows Event Log entries. See here
To run it under W7, you ll need to right click it then select Run as Administrator
Be patient. It may take a minute or two for its output window to appear
Well, it still doesn t work. Here is the events:
Vino s Event Viewer v01c run on Windows 2008 in English
Report run at 30/12/2011 :59 AM
Note: All dates below are in the format dd/mm/yyyy
Application Log - Critical Type
Log: Application Date/Time: 23/06/2011 :06 AM
Event: 2 Source: Microsoft-Windows-ApplicationExperienceInfrastructure
The application Virtual PC 2007, from vendor Microsoft was hard-blocked and raised the following: Virtual PC 2007 is not supported on this version of Windows. For more information, contact Microsoft.
Log: Application Date/Time: 23/06/2011 :40 AM
Log: Application Date/Time: 23/06/2011 :42 AM
Log: Application Date/Time: 30/12/2011 :34 AM
Activation context generation failed for c: program files microsoft security client MSESysprep.dll. Error in manifest or policy file c: program files microsoft security client MSESysprep.dll on line 10. The element imaging appears as a child of element urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1 assembly which is not supported by this version of Windows.
Log: Application Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :23 PM
Log: Application Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :32 PM
Volume Shadow Copy Service error: Error calling a routine on a Shadow Copy Provider b5946137-7b9f-4925-af80-51abd60b20d5. Routine details Cannot ask provider b5946137-7b9f-4925-af80-51abd60b20d5 if volume is snapshotted. 0x8000ffff hr 0x8000ffff, Catastrophic failure .
Log: Application Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :11 PM
Event: 1000 Source: Application Error
Faulting application name: vlc.exe, version: 1.1.11.0, time stamp: 0x4e1edf37 Faulting module name: vlc.exe, version: 1.1.11.0, time stamp: 0x4e1edf37 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x00001883 Faulting process id: 0xa78 Faulting application start time: 0x01ccc597255afff7 Faulting application path: C: Program Files x86 VideoLAN VLC vlc.exe Faulting module path: C: Program Files x86 VideoLAN VLC vlc.exe Report Id: 7f577c31-318a-11e1-a467-08002700ecd3
Log: Application Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :28 PM
Faulting application name: vlc.exe, version: 1.1.11.0, time stamp: 0x4e1edf37 Faulting module name: vlc.exe, version: 1.1.11.0, time stamp: 0x4e1edf37 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x0000174c Faulting process id: 0x5d4 Faulting application start time: 0x01ccc57be8d2b9a0 Faulting application path: C: Program Files x86 VideoLAN VLC vlc.exe Faulting module path: C: Program Files x86 VideoLAN VLC vlc.exe Report Id: 27f334eb-316f-11e1-a467-08002700ecd3
Log: Application Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :20 PM
Faulting application name: jusched.exe, version: 2.0.6.1, time stamp: 0x4df127ab Faulting module name: USER32.dll, version: 6.1.7601.17514, time stamp: 0x4ce7ba59 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x00029951 Faulting process id: 0x388 Faulting application start time: 0x01ccc56afd1d5092 Faulting application path: C: Program Files x86 Common Files Java Java Update jusched.exe Faulting module path: C: Windows syswow64 USER32.dll Report Id: ee4b64bc-315e-11e1-a467-08002700ecd3
Log: Application Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :50 PM
Faulting application name: jusched.exe, version: 2.0.6.1, time stamp: 0x4df127ab Faulting module name: USER32.dll, version: 6.1.7601.17514, time stamp: 0x4ce7ba59 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x00029951 Faulting process id: 0xff8 Faulting application start time: 0x01ccc561b309fd43 Faulting application path: C: Program Files x86 Common Files Java Java Update jusched.exe Faulting module path: C: Windows syswow64 USER32.dll Report Id: a41568d4-3155-11e1-b747-08002700ecd3
Log: Application Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :03 PM
Faulting application name: jusched.exe, version: 2.0.6.1, time stamp: 0x4df127ab Faulting module name: USER32.dll, version: 6.1.7601.17514, time stamp: 0x4ce7ba59 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x00029951 Faulting process id: 0xcb4 Faulting application start time: 0x01ccc55d3e94f67a Faulting application path: C: Program Files x86 Common Files Java Java Update jusched.exe Faulting module path: C: Windows syswow64 USER32.dll Report Id: 334aeec7-3151-11e1-98db-08002700ecd3
Log: Application Date/Time: 24/12/2011 :29 PM
Event: 1002 Source: Application Hang
The program Explorer.EXE version 6.1.7601.17567 stopped interacting with Windows and was closed. To see if more information about the problem is available, check the problem history in the Action Center control panel. Process ID: a8c Start Time: 01ccc1744e8197d4 Termination Time: 0 Application Path: C: Windows Explorer.EXE Report Id: f9f83951-2e5f-11e1-ad49-08002700ecd3
Log: Application Date/Time: 23/12/2011 :17 PM
Log: Application Date/Time: 23/12/2011 :59 PM
Faulting application name: jusched.exe, version: 2.0.6.1, time stamp: 0x4df127ab Faulting module name: USER32.dll, version: 6.1.7601.17514, time stamp: 0x4ce7ba59 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x00029951 Faulting process id: 0xdf4 Faulting application start time: 0x01ccc174730989ca Faulting application path: C: Program Files x86 Common Files Java Java Update jusched.exe Faulting module path: C: Windows syswow64 USER32.dll Report Id: 64c3fc8e-2d68-11e1-ad49-08002700ecd3
Log: Application Date/Time: 21/12/2011 :32 PM
Log: Application Date/Time: 21/12/2011 :54 AM
Log: Application Date/Time: 19/12/2011 :59 PM
Log: Application Date/Time: 19/12/2011 :50 PM
Faulting application name: jusched.exe, version: 2.0.6.1, time stamp: 0x4df127ab Faulting module name: USER32.dll, version: 6.1.7601.17514, time stamp: 0x4ce7ba59 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x00029951 Faulting process id: 0xd68 Faulting application start time: 0x01ccbe81144ff91e Faulting application path: C: Program Files x86 Common Files Java Java Update jusched.exe Faulting module path: C: Windows syswow64 USER32.dll Report Id: 05929130-2a75-11e1-a8bb-08002700ecd3
Log: Application Date/Time: 19/12/2011 :26 PM
Event: 4003 Source: NovaBACKUP
My Backup 2012 Completed with errors, Monday, December 19, 2011 Objects Selected : 31
Start Time : 12/19/2011, :19 PM
3 Informational message s, 1 warning s, 1 error s
Log file: C: ProgramData NovaStor NovaStor NovaBACKUP Logs 4eef575f.txt
Log: Application Date/Time: 18/12/2011 :47 PM
Log: Application Date/Time: 17/12/2011 :47 PM
Log: Application Date/Time: 16/12/2011 :47 PM
Log: Application Date/Time: 16/12/2011 :10 AM
Faulting application name: jusched.exe, version: 2.0.6.1, time stamp: 0x4df127ab Faulting module name: USER32.dll, version: 6.1.7601.17514, time stamp: 0x4ce7ba59 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x00029951 Faulting process id: 0xe28 Faulting application start time: 0x01ccbbdb07a1a929 Faulting application path: C: Program Files x86 Common Files Java Java Update jusched.exe Faulting module path: C: Windows syswow64 USER32.dll Report Id: f9704267-27ce-11e1-a472-08002700ecd3
Log: System Date/Time: 08/12/2011 :15 PM
Event: 41 Source: Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power
The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly.
Log: System Date/Time: 15/08/2011 :38 PM
Log: System Date/Time: 09/08/2011 :24 PM
Log: System Date/Time: 05/08/2011 :10 PM
Log: System Date/Time: 02/08/2011 :28 AM
Log: System Date/Time: 16/07/2011 :32 AM
Log: System Date/Time: 03/07/2011 :49 PM
Log: System Date/Time: 18/06/2011 :26 PM
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :18 PM
Event: 10016 Source: Microsoft-Windows-DistributedCOM
The application-specific permission settings do not grant Local Launch permission for the COM Server application with CLSID C97FCC79-E628-407D-AE68-A06AD6D8B4D1 and APPID 344ED43D-D086-4961-86A6-1106F4ACAD9B to the user NT AUTHORITY SYSTEM SID S-1-5-18 from address LocalHost Using LRPC. This security permission can be modified using the Component Services administrative tool.
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :00 PM
Event: 7023 Source: Service Control Manager
The Diagnostic Policy Service service terminated with the following error: Access is denied.
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :46 PM
Crash dump initialization failed.
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :23 PM
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :47 PM
The file system structure on the disk is corrupt and unusable. Please run the chkdsk utility on the volume Win7.
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :45 PM
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :44 PM
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :48 PM
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :54 PM
Event: 3002 Source: Microsoft Antimalware
Microsoft Antimalware Real-Time Protection feature has encountered an error and failed. Feature: Behavior Monitoring Error Code: 0x80004005 Error description: Unspecified error Reason: The filter driver requires an up-to-date engine in order to function. You must install the latest definition updates in order to enable real-time protection.
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :37 PM
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :16 PM
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :50 PM
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :49 PM
Event: 7022 Source: Service Control Manager
The NovaStor NovaBACKUP Backup/Copy Engine service hung on starting.
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :21 PM
Log: System Date/Time: 28/12/2011 :10 PM
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Log: System Date/Time: 24/12/2011 :42 PM
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Log: System Date/Time: 24/12/2011 :41 PM
the hard drive errors are probably because my external hdd isn t working very well.
The Event viewer logs don t seem to show anything helpful
I also tried looking further into MTP/WPD drivers, their installs, dependencies, etc. but frankly the more I try to look and read, the more it makes my head spin. :dead: I m sorry to say i don t think i can help fix your MTP driver problems
Since it looks like your disk is also having errors, a clean reinstall on a new disk may be the best advice
An easy tool to look at your disk health status HERE
Also, before doing a fresh reinstall, make sure you know any activation IDs needed to reactivate any paid software you may need to reinstall that will need reactivating
For future to avoid reinstalls you might periodically create disk image backups so you can then restore a disk image of a working system. In general, I create a disk image backup every 3 months. I do data backups more frequently. Then it s a matter of you restoring the disk image followed by restoring your most recent data backup on top of the disk image restore
I use Acronis True Image but EASUS ToDo Backup is a good freeware tool as well
We can still try to uninstall old MTP stuff still not yet removed if you;d like, but to repeat, it s best to only try that if you have everything backed up. I would GUESS that wouldn t make things any worse but can t guarantee as there s still much about MTP i don t understand. If you should want to try, run another DevManView for me so i can see what s still there and i can give you instruction
Well, I don t have a backup, because I couldn t get it to backup all files and then update them each time, not overwrite or create a new backup. I should select Differential instead of Incremental, right.
Another question: Do I need to back up all my files or just drive C.
I don t think I am ready to do a clean install, I think I should reinstall or clone drive c: when I get another HDD 500GB just isn t enough. I can t get a new one untill the prices go down; Samsung 1TB currently costs 2.5x the original price.
I still think we should try again and if I still have this problem when I get a new HDD, I will do a clean install.
I think that we should remove the Microsoft VirtualPC drivers, because I use VirtualBox now instead.
1 Please re-run DevManView. see See How To Report Your Computer s Device Manager Data
I need its output saved as either tabular text or comma delimited text. I can import those formats into Excel which makes it easy for me to manipulate and sort as columnar data such as by Device Type.
2. Hmm Looks like EASUS released a new version of their backup tool since the last time i used it. I just did a quick look at their new version
Incremental vs. Differential will both create subsequent backups. The difference is how they do it Go ahead and use Incremental Incrementals will use less space
So do a full backup of your data. Then try incremental backups of your data
I notice EASUS will create a. PDB backup file for each backup. If you double click a backup file you can explore the backup and it should reflect the files at the time of the backup.
If you also have the space to save a single backup of your C: drive, it helps assure you have everything as of today and can restore the full partition if needed. But whether you want to do it as well is up to you. I do things like that just to be extra cautious if the hard drive should unexpectedly fail.. then you have something you can also restore if need be
Oh. on that note, also click their Tools- Create rescue CD or some similar name, i forget. This creates a rescue CD you can boot from the rescue CD if the hard drive should ever unexpectedly fail so you can restore to a new, empty disk if ever needed
I attached the new DevManView file.
About backing up: My external HDD isn t working well. If Windows starts up with the drive connected, it doesn t work, and reconnecting doesn t help. If I disconnect it and reboot, it works well, unless I reconnect it. I think this is because it is a 3.5 HDD with a USB to IDE/SATA adapter, and this adapter probably doesn t work properly.
Another thing: I have some files on my external HDD because I don t have enough internal HDD space. Does EASEUS support compression. If not, I will try to come up with a solution for this.
Pretty sure EASUS supports compression. Look under Backup Options
Here s my approach for what we try next this is pretty much it before i think best giving up. More detail on these steps below
1. We ll first uninstall any programs you might have from Nokia e.g. you still have Nokia Ovi installed.
2, Then we ll uninstall devices and their drivers still found in Device Manager for: all the WPD Windows Portable devices and anything else from Nokia
3. Then you download, reinstall the latest Nokia Ovi and finally try connecting your Nokia again
Again, I THINK is OK to uninstall all these devices. But I can t guarantee. So choose to proceed at your own risk
First, Check Ctl Panel- Programs and Features Do you have any Nokia software installed. Also check if more then one Nokia item just as we found Samsung Kies also had multiple items under Programs/features
Now to Device Manager. First, some notes on using DevManView to help uninstall. DevManView can uninstall one or more selected devices at a time
You simply select the device s you want to uninstall then File- Uninstall Selected Devices
To select more then one entry use Ctrl-Left Click to select or de-select a device
Open DevManView. Click on the column header DeviceTypeCode to sort by Type. Scroll to select and uninstall you can select one or more at a time as convenient for you. just uninstall them all by the time you;re done
All devices with DeviceTypeCode WPD
All devices with DeviceTypeCode Wireless Communication. these are also all Nokia devices. Not to worry. Your other wireless devices don t use this same type code
Also look for typecode either Ports or Modem. Look for any device name with Nokia in its name. Uninstall it
That should clean up all left behind. Try installing latest version of Ovi and try your Nokia phone again. g;luck
Well, it still doesn t work. Yes, I am giving up now but I have one more question:
Can I repair my windows installation instead of doing a clean install. I read that you can do that in the PCWorld magazine.
Try the repair install. Post back to let us know if it helped
I know this is a bit too late, but I was frustrated by this issue and found this solution to work perfectly without having to reboot.
open REGEDIT go to HKLM SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Control Class EEC5AD98-8080-425f-922A-DABF3DE3F69A and note that if there is an UpperFilter, KLFLTDEV
is yes, delete the UpperFilter key entirely and it should work.
seems that kaspersky does this. anyways, I finally found the solution in other forum and thought sharing might help someone.
Hi chirag and welcome to Techspot
Thanks so much for taking the time to post and share your solution here. It ll surely help someone.
I have a solution that I found recently:
net localgroup Administrators local service /add
Your a genius, I have searched online for weeks trying to find a solution to this problem, I ran the command you suggested, then went to the top of the tree in device manager, right clicked and then clicked scan for hardware changes and the 4 drives on my card reader appeared. Then I plugged in my Nikon camera which also didn t work previously and voilà, it worked also. Thank you so much.
Had to create an account to let you guys know that I got mine to work as well.
I followed along with orondf and lookinaround so I am not sure if/what some of the steps I took helped or not. For anyone who is trying this work backwards
I tried orondf s solution to no avail
Once I deleted the registry key that Chirag Sangoi suggested I was able to connect.
To the original poster, you may want to edit your initial post to direct people to these solutions at the end.
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