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I didn't have enough restore points to go back prior to the install. I've since deleted all restore points anyway, thinking something might have been cached. I'd rather a clean install than a dual boot setup so maybe I'm heading in that direction. I would just really like to know first of all...

I normally would agree, but it's a fairly fresh install of Windows 7 and I have several programs I would need to add back, some of which were difficult enough to run with 7. So I'm trying to avoid a clean install if possible. This is the only conflict Windows is reporting. I used CCleaner as...

I've rebooted a few times. I have a purchased DVD copy of Windows 8 Pro, if that's what you meant by download files.

When I get to the "What needs your attention" screen during installation, Windows is asking me to manually uninstall Daemon Tools due to incompatibility. I have uninstalled the program and attempted to clean out any stray files or registry entries, but the installer still lists it as a problem...