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Hi there, i was just wondering what these devices are for i saw them while updating my drivers. Thank you
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Hi Johnjackson21,
I am Dave, I will help you with this.
Software Devices are basically virtual drivers rather than device drivers, they manage the device drivers on your PC, they are all legitimate processes and should not be touched
Microsoft RRAS s root enumerator is used to assign a value to new drivers that are installed
Microsoft radio device enumeration bus, see this explanation from Microsoft:
thank you
