M marilyncjmhw Aug 9, 2008 #1 There are no devices listed under device manager. HP service unable find cause. I use Windows XP Home Edition.
There are no devices listed under device manager. HP service unable find cause. I use Windows XP Home Edition.
D Don Phillipson Aug 9, 2008 #2 There are no devices listed under device manager. HP service unable find cause. I use Windows XP Home Edition. Click to expand... 1. We assume you had no hardware failure, i.e. all devices and drives work as formerly. 2. Load a System Restore point dated before this development occurred. 3. Check for viruses and malware.
There are no devices listed under device manager. HP service unable find cause. I use Windows XP Home Edition. Click to expand... 1. We assume you had no hardware failure, i.e. all devices and drives work as formerly. 2. Load a System Restore point dated before this development occurred. 3. Check for viruses and malware.
J JS Aug 10, 2008 #3 Are you using a Norton product and then installed XP SP3, if so "Some of the issues included the Device Manager showing as empty and no options under Network management" See: http://www.thetechherald.com/article.php/200824/1206/Symantec-offers-XP-SP3-fix The fix was rolled out in June but if you haven't used Live Update lately you may not have it. JS www.pagestart.com
Are you using a Norton product and then installed XP SP3, if so "Some of the issues included the Device Manager showing as empty and no options under Network management" See: http://www.thetechherald.com/article.php/200824/1206/Symantec-offers-XP-SP3-fix The fix was rolled out in June but if you haven't used Live Update lately you may not have it. JS www.pagestart.com
