How to Remove / Uninstall Vista Update with Bugs – USB Component problem

Windows updates are meant to be bug free. But this is not the case with some of the Vista updates  For example, the kb938371 patch responsible for better system management, which Vista thrust upon users, created problems with connected USB components. This problem is seen in all Vista versions.

If you facing any problem with Windows XP automatic updates and want to remove them, 

Most of the Windows users will enable automatic updates. These updates may sometimes lead to disastrous situations leading to many technical problems. If you are facing this problem, here is a software called Windows XP Update Remover which resolves it and remove the newly installed updates and restore the system to its previous state. These Windows XP Automatic Updates will check the Windows Updates Web site for new high-priority Windows security patches, critical updates hot fixes, service packs, etc to protect the computer from the latest possible security threats. 

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Windows XP Update Remover is a freeware Windows software which lets users to quickly and completely remove or uninstall the updates installed in the computer.This will remove $NtUninstall backup folders and associated uninstalled information from the computer. The user can see the list of updates installed on the computer so that you can choose the updates to be removed.

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Fortunately, new updates will be available to  repair the damage caused by these flawed patches. On the subject of uninstalling it, Microsoft states, “You cannot remove this update”. But there’s a way to do it. To remove bugged Vista Updates from your computer..

• Right click on ‘Computer’ and select ‘Properties’.
• Now click on ‘Device Manager’ and accept the warning of user account control.
• You will see an ‘Unfamiliar device > USB-HID’ in the Device Manager.
• Right-click on it and select ‘Update driver software’.
• Set ‘Search for the driver software on the computer’ and specify the path ‘C:Windowswinsxs’ in the next dialog, provided  ‘C:’ is your Windows partition.
• Now install the driver even if Windows complains that it is not signed.

This should resolve the problem if it was only about one device. In the case of multiple devices we suggest that you verify whether every HID component was assigned to the correct driver.