For info on PnPUtil commands, see PnPUtil Command Syntax. From the command prompt, use pnputil /delete-driver /uninstall.
#HOW TO UNINSTALL DRIVERS IN WINDOWS 10 DRIVER#
To delete a driver package from the driver store, do one of the following: Deleting a Driver Package from the Driver Store If the PnP manager re-enumerates the device (for example if the device is unplugged and then plugged in again), the PnP manager treats it as a new device instance and installs the driver package from the driver store.įor info on how an end user can uninstall a device, see Using Device Manager to Uninstall Devices and Driver Packages. The device remains in the kernel PnP tree and the driver package remains in the driver store. When a device is uninstalled using one of these methods, the Plug and Play (PnP) manager removes the association between the driver binary files and the device.
To uninstall the specified device and any devices below it in the device tree, use a device installation application that calls the DiUninstallDevice function. To uninstall only the specified device, use a device installation application that calls the SetupAPI function SetupDiCallClassInstaller with a request of DIF_REMOVE. To remove the device node ( devnode) that represents a physical device, use one of the following:
This page describes how software uninstalls a device and removes a driver package from the driver store.
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