• Uninstall And Reinstall Network Drivers Windows 10

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Uninstall And Reinstall Network Drivers Windows 10

Choose Device Manager. • Once the Device Manager is opened it will populate a list of devices installed on your system. Click on the arrow next to the driver you are wanting to reinstall (for example, Sound, video and game controllers) to expand the list. • Once the arrow has been expanded, right-click on the specific driver that you want to reinstall and then choose Uninstall. • A Confirm Device Uninstall window will appear.