Click on ‘ Uninstall’, and then follow the instructions carefully to ensure that you do uninstall the drivers ( IMPORTANT: you may need to click on a checkbox to confirm that you want to uninstall the drivers).In the window that pops up click on the ‘ Driver’ tab.Right-click on “ Initio Default Controller” and click ‘ Disable Device’ to turn it off.Click on the “ >” next to it, and you should see something called “Initio Default Controller” appear underneath.If 'Intio Combo Device Class' does not appear, check the next possible solution. If “Intio Combo Device Class” appears in the Device Manager go to the next step.Reinstall a device incorrectly identified by Device Manager: Restart the computer and let it boot up.With the computer powered off, plug in the external drive to the USB ports.Shut down your computer (be sure to shut it down fully, don’t just restart it).

Unplug the external drive from the USB ports.Click on ‘ Uninstall Device’, and then follow the instructions carefully to ensure that you uninstall the drivers ( IMPORTANT: you may need to click on a checkbox to confirm that you want to uninstall the drivers).In the window that pops up, click on the ‘ Driver’ tab.Right-click on it again and click ‘ Properties’.Right-click on the device with the exclamation mark next to it and click ‘ Disable Device’ to turn it off.Open Device Manager and plug in the drive.

Reinstall a device that appears in Device Manager with an exclamation mark: Please follow instructions for the situation that best describes your symptoms: There are several possible ways to resolve this issue. This error is typically caused by the Windows update either breaking a registry entry or a corrupting the device driver. If you recently upgraded your system to the latest version of Windows 10, you may find that your optical drive (DVD or Bluray) is no longer recognized by Windows.

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