


Right-click or press and hold (on the touch screen) the component name with the problematic driver.

Access the properties of the hardware component with the faulty driver Browse the hardware list and find the component with the faulty driver that is causing your problem. It also includes hardware emulated by the applications you have installed. Find the device or hardware component that has the faulty driverĭevice Manager displays a list of all the hardware components inside the computer or connects to it. Alternatively, open Control Panel and go to Hardware and Sound, then click on the Device Manager link. Open Device Manager by searching for device manager and clicking or touching the appropriate result. How to completely remove/uninstall drivers on Windows 10: Note: This guide is applicable on Windows 10, Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. Some drivers may be outdated and incompatible with your version of Windows or new and not fully tested drivers may cause problems. How to completely remove/uninstall drivers on Windows 10.
