Hi, Recently i noticed that my computer does not automatically searches and installs the drivers for Plug-n-Play devices (with no user input), like USB drives, ETC. I have to manually choose the driver for the USB Device(s), which ca be a gamble if you choose the wrong one, and annoying, and frustrating. When a user plugs a new USB flash drive into the pc, the computer is suppose to automatically search the drivers, and installs them, as usual, and normal. Does anyone knows what has changed that created this? Does anyone knows how to fix it?

Does anyone knows how to revert it? (system restore does not works on my pc) Carlitos287@hotmail.com.

See, that's the thing.people are thinking something else. All of my current hardware configuration are good. But the real issue is: when i plug a USB device that the computer HAS NEVER interacted with / seen before,,, ok. What happens when you plug a new flash drive into your pc?? It pops the balloon telling you that has found new hardware.searching for drivers.your device installed and ready to use. Sybil 2007. And YOU DO NOT GET THE 'FOUND NEW HARDWARE WIZARD' that does not happens to me. I GET THE 'FOUND NEW HARDWARE WIZARD', and i have to MANUALLY look for the driver(s) [[[which can be a gamble if i choose the wrong one(s)]]] and it is frustrating.

This plug and play monitor has a horizontal and vertical view. Unless you update your drivers regularly you may. Monitor plug and play from view sonic connects. HOME >DEVICE CATEGORIES >DISPLAYS >>PLUG AND PLAY MONITOR: Driver Versions. One Click DRIVER UPDATES Update your PC´s Drivers. Download the latest drivers for your Monitor Plug and Play to keep your Computer up-to-date. Download the latest drivers for your Plug and Play Monitor to keep your Computer up-to-date.

Now will this give you an image of what's going on? >>>>>Oh, and nothing is wrong with any of my hardware. OMG.IT'S NOT A DRIVER/HARDWARE Problemmm. It's a software problem. The computer MUST automatically search and install the driver for any plugged USB drives.