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8. Go to Start, Run and type c:\windows\inf, if this fails you can try c:\winnt\inf and
click ok.
9. Scroll through the list of files and locate the files that start with OEM.
10. Windows creates an OEM and an OEM.PNF file for every device that you install
to your system. Try locating the highest number OEM, (for example oem6 and
oem6.pnf). If oem6 was the highest number, double click on the oem6 and scroll
to the bottom and locate any information about Belkin or Etek. If you find this
information, close the file and delete this oem and the oem.pnf with the same
number. You can check the oem right below this number just in case. Then
reboot your computer. Un- installation is complete.
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