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https://www.dropbox.com/s/sjzuy1x8reu9ukw/042922-21328-01.zip?dl=0 I have checked disk
run malware check
updated video and sound drivers
Run SFCNOW
RUN DISM
updated windows
Checked for problem devices in Device Manager
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2022-05-04T10:36:35+00:00 There was one file left from Dell Data Vault. It was installed by "Trusted Installer" I could not delete it. I went through the Take Ownership process and after a lot of trial and error removed it. Once that was gone I think my problem is resolved. Thanks for your time again. I just needed to dig a little deeper to get this one removed since it was a "Protected" FIle
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Anonymous
2022-05-04T01:13:59+00:00 Can you open the Device Manager and expand "System devices".
Is there any entries for "Dell Data Vault"?
If so, can you double-click this entry or entries > Driver > Driver Details
What is listed under "Driver files" ?