W2K Event Viewer RedX

[Fed]

W2K fully up to date & bugproof.

I looked in my Event Viewer (as we do) and to my horror   I've got a [glb]X[/glb] every time I start my computer.

Here's what it says:
The PocketCam 3Mega, WDM Video Capture service failed to start due to the following error:
The system cannot find the file specified.  

Now this is a digital camera that I set up as a web cam to try it out, no worries but I uninstalled it and since then I've been getting this error.
I've since reinstalled & uninstalled it again just to be sure but that didn't help.

I've run HiJackThis & generated a start up list log and the offending file is below.

Enumerating Windows NT/2000/XP services
PocketCam 3Mega, WDM Video Capture: System32\Drivers\Ca533av.sys (autostart)

I've generated a bootlog and the questionable entry is below.

Did not load driver \SystemRoot\System32\Drivers\Ca533av.sys

I guess my question is, how/where do I tell Windows not to try & load this thing because I hate seeing the [glb]Xs[/glb]

[gussery]

In Control Panel, Admin Tools, Services,
Right click on the service, choose properties, then under startup type choose manual or disabled.

[Fed]

Thanks for the response Gussery, yes, I too expected (hoped) to find an entry in services relating to
PocketCam 3Mega, WDM Video Capture:
but it wasn't there  
The only thing I could find was
Still Image Service but it was disabled.

Another clue...
In my device manager under
Sound, Video & Game controllers -> Legacy video capture devices I found a driver WDM video for windows capture driver, I removed it but it came back on the next boot.

Do you think this
Enumerating Windows NT/2000/XP services
PocketCam 3Mega, WDM Video Capture: System32\Drivers\Ca533av.sys (autostart)
could be hiding in 'services' under a different name or something, it's got to be starting from somewhere.  

[gussery]

Does anything for this device show up in your device manager?  If so, disable it there.

[Fed]

OK, I tried that Gussery, see my post above, the rotten thing keeps coming back.
I'm going to re-create the problem on my computer at work to give me more time with the problem.
Mean while I'm still open to any suggestions, I still think it's starting from 'services' somewhere.  

[Fed]

Update & Free Bump  

Here's a copy of an email back from the camera people, I don't think they have a clue.  

Dear Edward, (Me)

You should remove all the drivers you previous installed from your PC then re-install the drivers except the WEBCAM drivers then it should work.

Regards,

Emily (Her)

I'm still open to suggestions.

[merlin_2]

have you tried their suggestions?

[Fed]

Subject closed, problem solved  
Thanks for the input.