For Microsoft Security Essentials queries, post here. http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/protect/forum/start Thanks

Unless you specify more closely the exact place of these objects in Device manager (class of object), we could hardly resolve the problem. Look into the event log and show here the warnings and errors. Add information on the history of this phenomenon (new/old install, configuration, application,...) Regards Milos

Possible leftovers from Security Essentials? MpKsl4c07349f I have a list of these as long as my arm in the device manager, some are active some aren't. I thought i saw a similar question mentioned in a forum before, now its starting to bother me not knowing why these entries are there, does anyone know? Thanks guys.. turnorburn

For Microsoft Security Essentials queries, post here. http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/protect/forum/start Thanks

Unless you specify more closely the exact place of these objects in Device manager (class of object), we could hardly resolve the problem. Look into the event log and show here the warnings and errors. Add information on the history of this phenomenon (new/old install, configuration, application,...) Regards Milos

Looks like I'll have to move my question Milo's the list is in right click computer click properties click hardware click device manager click view then show hidden devices.. Thanks.. turnorburn