Windows 7 Troubleshooting Code 19 Error: Missing Registry Filters for USB 3.0 Drive

Pauli · Dec 7, 2012

Well then, having hopped from one code to another, I've now reached Code 19, "Windows cannot start this hardware device because its configuration information (in the registry) is incomplete or damaged. (Code 19)".

I've found several sites and pages that deals with this, mainly stating that Upper and Lower Filters should be deleted in the Registry. The problem is, I don't have any Filters, be they Upper or Lower. According to info, it goes for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

Not sure, but that's for CD/DVD players, and I'm running with an outside USB 3 disk. Kind of interesting...

Pauli · Mar 14, 2013

A bit obsolete perhaps, but not too old since USB 3 seems to be a pain for many: I finally managed to delete old drivers properly. Then, SURPRISE SURPRISE Windows told me, at restart, "drivers were installed successfully". In my case it was some VIA stuff...

I believe it was one of the latest Windows Updates that did it. So, just to inform you, anyone having problems with USB 3 might do well by getting rid of any non-functional drivers, and get important or recommended updates.

None of the advice I got or found on a dozen sites helped. It was a dead end. I still thank you all.

zvit · Dec 10, 2012

First, the upper\lower solution can fix code19 even if it's not a DVD drive.

Second, if you don't have upper or lower values, those solutions are not for you.

Try reading this: (not the upper\lower part)
How To Fix Error Code 19 (Windows cannot start this device because its configuration information in the registry is incomplete or damaged)

Pauli · Mar 14, 2013

A bit obsolete perhaps, but not too old since USB 3 seems to be a pain for many: I finally managed to delete old drivers properly. Then, SURPRISE SURPRISE Windows told me, at restart, "drivers were installed successfully". In my case it was some VIA stuff...

I believe it was one of the latest Windows Updates that did it. So, just to inform you, anyone having problems with USB 3 might do well by getting rid of any non-functional drivers, and get important or recommended updates.

None of the advice I got or found on a dozen sites helped. It was a dead end. I still thank you all.

Windows 7 Troubleshooting Code 19 Error: Missing Registry Filters for USB 3.0 Drive

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