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- ::Another option (the Microsoft way, without doing random unknown deletings in the registry) is to start CMD as "run as admin" and then list all installed drivers in the Windows 7 driver store via:
- pnputil -e
- :: if this caused a longer list you can pipe that into a file via:
- pnputil -e > C:\driverexport.txt
- ::If you have found now the driver you need to remove use the following comand:
- pnputil.exe -d OemNUMBER.inf
- ::replace NUMBER with your number from your example. You might try to use -F to force the uninstallation. Once a reboot is done the driver should be gone.
- ::This might be also usefull to delete old drivers and get some HD space back.
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