Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware..

Did all that to clean up the PC (I double checked vJoy didn't appear in the device manager anymore), then restarted the PC.

Installed vJoy again, with default options. When it finished it asked to restart the PC. I accept and the PC is restarted.

Once the PC is up vJoy setup launches again by itself, with a dialogue asking if I want to run the file vJoySetup.exe, by publisher Shaul Eizikovich. Before I accept I check windows' device manager console, where vJoy appears under the Human Interface devices, and again with that warning icon.

I click the accept on the setup launcher, and a message shows up saying "vJoy completing installation". Only an "OK" button is available. Unless I press that OK button nothing happens, and when I click it the setup starts as if i never installed it before, asking for the vJoy companion applications I want to install, etc.

Weird..

Regards

Ok, I unninstalled vJoy from the device manager, erasing also the driver. Then executed C:\Program Files\vJoy\vJoyInstall.exe from an admin command line window (CMD).

A few seconds later a message asked to reboot the computer, which I did. Once up again the vjoy installer doesn't show up again. But I check the device manager and vJoy doesn't appear as a device. This is the vjoyinstall.log:



Regards

Hi again,

this is the file:
www.mediafire.com/file/r3w5uvsb8lsv9qq/setupapidev.zip

And this is the installation log:

I have already had a report of the same problem.
I didn't know then what to do and I still don't. Sorry.

BTW, vJoy is not the only one:
TiWorker.exe had the same problem. Actually, I can see dozens of attempts to install TiWorker.exe, which is strange.
You had the same problem when you tried to install "Fanatec Wheel Virtual Keyboard".

So my guess is that the system has a problem (Always blame other people )

OK, I solved the problem. I knew it wasn't a system problem

After giving a try to UJR to see if I could find an alternative solution to my problem (it said vJoy was detected) I checked Windows' device manager once more and under the Human interface devices section there was vJoy, with that warning icon It had lately.

But among the 20 USB input devices and HID compliant devices I noticed there was a "Virtual HID game controller" or something like that (don't recall the exact name right bow, but the "Virtual" was the key word). I checked it and it had Device Instance Path = ROOT\HIDCLASS\0000, which seems the one you use by default during vJoy installation. I unstalled it and suddenly vJoy worked again. The warning symbol dissapeared and vJoy device shown up again in the Game Controllers list.

I don't think this device was removed during the numerous vJoy installations/unstallations I did, not even following your instructions.

Hope this will help other users with a similar problem.

Best regards