Question Delete old keyboard/mouse from device manager.

[ConradWebster]

I replaced an old logitech keyboard and mouse with the marvellous MS Keys S Combo and deleted the old drivers from device manager. On restart, two keyboards show up in the initial bios screen and they are back in device manager with a note that they had been deleted. Google only advises what I did or an approach that would stop any microsoft drivers being retrieved, which is too drastic. I only want those particular ones not replaced. It appears unable to distinguish between the old and new drivers which are probably the same but I don't need two. Hardly an important detail but I would like to understand why it is happening.

 

[Lutfij]

I replaced an old logitech keyboard and mouse with the marvellous MS Keys S Combo and deleted the old drivers from device manager.
You mean the MX Keys S Combo;
https://www.logitech.com/en-hk/products/combos/mx-keys-s-combo.920-011605.html
?
If so, what were the model of the older Logitech peripherals?

Moved thread from Components section to Computer Peripherals section.

 

[ConradWebster]

Yes that's the one. Excellent piece of hardware. Old ones were about the cheapest but popular that Logi made. Having disconnected the hardware and deleted the drivers I don't understand why they should reappear, especially when they have been replaced. Perhaps as a safety factor so it isn't possible to lose connection to the hardware and be without keyboard and mouse control which I believe is difficult to sort.