You must do it through the software controller that came with your mouse (if it has one) or through it's hardware interface (by clicking the mouse buttons, as you said).
Once you have the INF Name, type in this command in a command window opened with Admin privileges:Ībout DPI and refresh rate: you can't change them through Windows' Control Panel. Select the Details tab and then select INF Name from the drop-down list. Right-click the device you need to uninstall and go to Properties. Go to Device Manager or alternatively run the command (WindowsKey + R): Anyway, here is a possible alternative you could try to delete the driver: I don't know why this happens, but it could be because the driver you are trying to delete is a standard driver embbedded in Windows. Looks like the checkbox I was talking about ( screenshot) doesn't show for all devices. If this doesn't solve your issue, I'd try changing your mouse DPI and it's refresh rate.
Note: If you don’t find your drivers in the app list in this method, use the Device Manager method discussed below.When you go to Device Manager and doubleclick the hardware you want to uninstall, you can go to the "Driver" tab, click "Uninstall device", then mark the checkbox to also delete that driver.īut maybe you already knew that (this is not clear by your post).
In this method, you uninstall your drivers just like an app on your PC. Using the Windows Settings app is one way to get rid of your display drivers. RELATED: How to Uninstall and Block Updates and Drivers on Windows 10 Use Settings to Delete Your Display Drivers This is a universal way to remove drivers for all your hardware devices, including display adapters. If your drivers don’t appear in Settings, use Device Manager, as this tool allows you to remove your drivers regardless of whether you have an uninstall tool or not. If you don’t have such a tool, use Settings to remove your drivers. If your display adapter offers a driver uninstall tool, that tool should be your first choice for removing the installed drivers. Use Device Manager to Uninstall Display Drivers Use Settings to Delete Your Display Drivers
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