Windows 10: Deleted killer control center on laptop, caused keyboard to break 3 keys

I have an msi, 7RFX Leopard pro lato, intel core i7, keyboard is a steelseries RBG. Running windows 10. I was irritated at how much cpu killer control center was using, and after seeing several posts stating there would be no adverse effects to uninstalling, I did so. it took my wifi drivers out with it, but I installed new ones off a USB drive. What Ive now found is that my p, up, and apostrophe keys no longer work. There is no obstruction, no physical issue with them. The on-screen keyboard still types them. Ive found that if I press o and p at the same time, I can get an op sometimes, but n

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Killer Control Center

Hello Jack_784, welcome to the Microsoft community, I'll be happy to help you today;

The Killer Control Center is an interface with features that allow you to analyze and manage your system's networking performance;

It keeps system software up to date and compatible with other system modules (firmware, BIOS, drivers and software) and may include other new features;

Killer Control Center:https://dl.dell.com/FOLDER04859982M/2/Killer-Co...

Install the application and look for driver updates;

Hope it helps, see you soon!

 

Killer Control Center

Hi. Killer Control Center is already installed. According to Dell Update, all the drivers are up to date but Killer Control Center still won't run. I went to Intel to get drivers but they recommended I get the drivers from the computer manufacturer.

 

Killer Control Center

If the utility won't run then you may need to uninstall it. As mentioned, it does certain things which you can check out once you get it working. It is not usually required so you can run without it, as long as you have drivers.

Some of these things have changed since Intel got control of the Killer Wireless products, or at least most of them. The Intel Killer site will describe which Killer products will not run with the Intel drivers.

Installing or Updating the Intel® Killer™ Control Center

From the Dell download page, it appears you need to know which Wi-Fi adapter you have. Maybe you could let us know.