If you do manage to resolve this, be sure to post what in the end was the cause of the problem and what you did to fix it.
Other than the above, nothing else comes to mind at this moment in time. What you say is Device Manager opening is not the Windows Device Manager, but a third party one such as Hewlett Packard's built in Dev Manager tool in which case you may need to uninstall that.Someone else, remotely is causing this action - i.e.This can be disabled by the way, so if that is the case let us know and we'll post a solution. some hardware in your device manager is at fault and being constantly updated by Windows. Checking whether your System is in some kind of weird automatic driver update loop i.e.
Task Scheduler to see whether there is a schedule listed there which is causing this scenario.Given that, then the only things I can think you might check are: In both cases Device Manager refused to start. Modifying the registry keys Trouble referred to in his post to you to force Device Manager to start on login.Adding a shortcut of devmgmt.msc to the shell:Startup folder, and.I've tried to intentionally create this scenario you inquired about by:
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