said by aroberti:From what I can tell, it's most likely your keyboard -- it sees you have a Microsoft one and will install the "Mouse and Keyboard Center" (where you can adjust the customizable keys, etc).
Nope. I installed that software already, and its working great.
However, I did take another look at my event viewer, and I came up with one warning that may be related to this. I've attached a picture.
I do have a 4 GB USB stick (DANE-ELEC is what it says on it). However, it "appears" to be working fine (had it connected all through the install process so far). I can copy files from it to my system, modify files on it, and put data back to it without any noticeable issues.
EDIT If I clear the logs, unplug my USB Drive, and then reboot, that warning goes away. However, I'm still seeing the message in Action Center. Not sure if they are related or not.
EDIT #2 I did click the install button, and nothing happened except the button went away. No prompted to download or install any software.
So, maybe since the USB device was not plugged in, it just cleared the install?
EDIT #3 Well, not sure what it was then. I cleared the logs, and rebooted. During the boot process, I put the usb stick back in, and the warning comes up in the event logs. However, action center does not report that I need a driver.
For now, just going to make a note of this, and see if I can reproduce it on my next test of my install for Windows 8. I'm still not ready to move over yet due to McAfee needed a patch, which won't be out till Jan of 2013.
Thanks for all the help and suggestions.
--Brian