Device driver was not successfully installed (no driver found) on Windows 7 x64

Anonymous
2014-07-23T15:44:09+00:00

I have had this problem for quite some time now, but tried to fix it on and off.

I knew I had problems with USB devices. Not even a standard keyboard will install.

Here is what I have found out:

I have a standard keyboard which I have used on this computer before.

Now it ONLY works if I plug it into the port I installed it on originally.

ALL other USB ports fail.

I then started trying moving other devices around.

They all ONLY work in the ports they were installed on originally.

ALL report a "no driver found" message when trying to use another port.

I then decided to check with a webcam that I never installed on this computer.

It fails on ALL ports.

So it's not only one port or one device.

I now want to move a 3TB harddisk from another computer of mine.

I have a USB3.0 dock that I KNOW supports 3TB drives as it already run one, but on another pc.

On this one I get the same error as in the title, no matter what port I try.

I then decided to pull the drive from the USB dock and mount it internally.

It STILL gives the above error as shown here:

It's almost as if Windows have lost ALL drivers for ALL devices??!?

I have tried the following:

commandline as admin > SFC /SCANNOW

That reports that eveything is fine.

I ran CHKDSK on all drives

No errors.

I tried running the following antispyware:

superantispyware

Malwarebytes Anti-Malware

AdwCleaner

CCleaner

All gives a clean bill of health.

I read other people went into the device manager and deleted all the USB devices, so I tried that.

That made my mouse and keyboard die. Forced shutdown. Boot.

Then Windows showed me I needed USB drivers, but I could not get them as mouse and keyboard didn't work.

I had to boot on my Recovery Disc, and do a system restore.

I don't know if it's any help but I have this from an attempt to run a repair:

I am really getting deperate.

Oh, as a sidenote. Reinstalling/resetting Windows is NOT an option!

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  1. Anonymous
    2014-09-25T17:13:27+00:00

    Sorry. I do not know the answer to your problem.

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  2. Anonymous
    2014-09-25T21:45:47+00:00

    Sorry. I do not know the answer to your problem.

    You gave it a try :)

    I just hope that someone out there can help me solve this puzzle (and fix it).

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  3. Anonymous
    2014-10-04T19:05:03+00:00

    Update:

    I just got myself 2 new drives today.

    A Samsung 1TB SSD drive to replace my current old traditional 2TB HDD.

    A WD Blue 500GB 2.5" drive for backups.

    I wanted to mount the drives before removing the old, copy all the data, and then remove the old drive (after setting the correct letters to the new partitions).

    I added the SSD drive first. It shows this in my Event Viewer:

    Fault bucket , type 0

    Event Name: PnPDriverNotFound

    Response: Not available

    Cab Id: 0

    Problem signature:

    P1: x64

    P2: IDE\DiskSamsung_SSD_840_EVO_1TB_________________EXT0BB6Q

    P3:

    P4:

    P5:

    P6:

    P7:

    P8:

    P9:

    P10:

    Attached files:

    C:\Users...\AppData\Local\Temp\DMI9673.tmp.log.xml

    These files may be available here:

    C:\Users...\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportQueue\NonCritical_x64_d399cd31b0edf7f9cd53981334c3a415f996d149_cab_0ee89683

    Analysis symbol:

    Rechecking for solution: 0

    Report Id: 90cbde7e-4b9c-11e4-adde-50e549c2cb93

    Report Status: 4

    I then went to the device manager and selected to update drivers manually, pointing to the Repository whit this result:

    Driver Management concluded the process to install driver FileRepository\disk.inf_amd64_neutral_10ce25bbc5a9cc43\disk.inf for Device Instance ID IDE\DISKSAMSUNG_SSD_840_EVO_1TB_________________EXT0BB6Q\5&71CDF3E&0&0.1.0 with the following status: 0x0.

    It now detected the device. When I wanted to partition and format the drive, it went wrong again:

    Fault bucket , type 0

    Event Name: PnPDriverNotFound

    Response: Not available

    Cab Id: 0

    Problem signature:

    P1: x64

    P2: STORAGE\Volume

    P3:

    P4:

    P5:

    P6:

    P7:

    P8:

    P9:

    P10:

    Attached files:

    C:\Users...\AppData\Local\Temp\DMI8F9F.tmp.log.xml

    These files may be available here:

    C:\Users...\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportQueue\NonCritical_x64_1b85cb7b2876dbb73074d9f7449923339697e6_cab_02f38fcd

    Analysis symbol:

    Rechecking for solution: 0

    Report Id: 04f17f44-4b9d-11e4-adde-50e549c2cb93

    Report Status: 4

    Did the same as before for each partition, with pointing to the Repository:

    Driver Management concluded the process to install driver FileRepository\volume.inf_amd64_neutral_df8bea40ac96ca21\volume.inf for Device Instance ID STORAGE\VOLUME{7B62A187-4B9C-11E4-ADDE-50E549C2CB93}#0000000000004400 with the following status: 0x0.

    There MUST be someone out there with an idea about what is going on, or?

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  4. Anonymous
    2014-10-06T17:52:49+00:00

    I gave up and reinstalled Windows, as the problems was never solved.

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