How can I stop GameInput and Gaming Services from running forever?
How can I stop GameInput and Gaming Services from running forever?
Whatever I try to fix, it comes back right away. I don't play Xbox or buy parts for it, but I've checked all the tricks on the internet. Nothing sticks here, and soon it's going back again. Can you please help me?
GameInput is always crashing my computer, and even when I reinstall it, the problem keeps coming back. I just want to get RID OF THIS VIRUS FOREVER. It's really annoying because I need Windows for work and can't switch to Linux without lots of headaches every single time.
run msiexec.exe /uninstall "the code for GameInput as it is would be uninstalled via the UI in settings" /q but I don't know what that code actually is. Maybe something like #code here to test if GameInput is installed, and if so, just stop running msiexec.exe /uninstall "{1F2B6AF3-C260-8666-5950-E3FEDBC851D6}" /q
Yeah I know that's just life nowadays. But what I'm thinking now is to have a powershell script run with a 30 min delay on startup to uninstall GameInput. I found the ID to do it and it should work. Just I need some code to search for the ID if it's missing or not because that could cause an issue or the very least an annoying error pop-up. So with this even if it reinstalls itself it will be automatically deleted on every startup. And it will only reinstall itself after a restart only. So even if annoying and BS it's at least an automated solution
have you tried any of those fixes? (just don't download new software or spend money on a gamepad) - https://www.minitool.com/news/microsoft-...he-pc.html
Anyway my "fix is this... 1) making a quick link to a powershell file so it runs when the computer starts at C:\Users\$\user\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\{here} 2) script Start-Sleep -Seconds 1800 if ((Get-ItemProperty HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\* | select-String "{1F2B6AF3-C260-8666-5950-E3FEDBC851D6}") -eq $null){ #package doesnt exist --> do nothing [console]::beep(2000,500) }else{ msiexec.exe /uninstall "{1F2B6AF3-C260-8666-5950-E3FEDBC851D6}" /q [console]::beep(500,300) } 3) hope it works...