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How to start "Scan for hardware Changes" at system startup


junju

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Hi Guys,

This is Ramesh. I am having a problem with my battery icon. I am running Windows 8.1 on my ACER Aspire 5755 laptop. When I start the OS, I was unable to see the battery icon in the notification area. Because of that my laptop gets shutdown abruptly in middle of my work, without warning to plugin the battery charger.

I searched for the solution in several forums. I got a temporary solution for it.

I get the battery icon in the notification area by doing this every time I logon to Windows 8.1.

Right Clicking on My Computer icon, clicking on Manage, and clicking on Device Manager, and Clicking on Scan for hardware changes.

I am here to ask you guys, Is there any possibility to make an entry in the start-up items for "Scan for hardware changes" in windows 8.1 or not. If Yes, please give me the solution.

My Laptop configuration is
OS: Windows 8.1 (32-bit)
Processor: Intel I3
RAM: 4GB (2.46 Usable)

Thanking You.

Kind Regards,
Ramesh Junju.

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Here's how to restore to the original state. In case you do not succeed (restart required), then I do not know that someone knows how to fix it. Then there is only one method exist - improve whole Windows. Everything else is a waste of time.

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2 words : DevCon Rescan

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff544746(v=vs.85).aspx)

Link for DevCon if you haven't got it already on Windows 8.1 (not sure)

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/311272

Put this in a cmd file and put this cmd file in your "start-up items" and you should be ok

As Win 8.1 doesn't have startup items as such - if that is the solution for you then you can create a task in scheduler to run when you logon.

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thank you for your replies...

@Shroeder..., I have downloaded the devcon.exe file, and extracted it to the desktop and ran the devcon.exe file from the i386 folder. it results in nothing... a command window appeared and again disappeared in seconds.

@Chancer...., Can you please tell me the Program/Script for the "scan for hardware Changes" in system 32 folder, so that I can complete the task scheduler.?

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