Windows 10: Dualshock controller Driver uninstall

I recently got an external bluetooth adapter for a custom built PC.
I wanted to connect my wii controllers, but i had already installed dualshock drivers, which don't let you use any other
bluetooth devices. I looked into device manager and couldn't find anything about the drivers.
How do I uninstall them?


Note:
Every tutorial I've seen relies on internal bluetooth, or windows 7/8. If you've found a tutorial that doeosn't, PLEASE TELL ME!

:)

 

Driver help

Its safe, installed them previously on windows 7 (using libusb-win32-bin v1.2.6.0 (01/17/2012) inf-wizard.exe) so my dualshock controller would work with pcsx2 (ps2 emulator) wich has a dualshock native mode (libusb required) n there where no problems
whatsoever (aside from controller compatibility due to certain drivers needing to be installed aswell, mainly the drivers from motionjoy (optional) to make the controller compatible with windows games (other than pcsx2) that only support xbox 360 controllers
and don't support native dualshock 3 controllers that use libusb drivers and an optional driver from the )

 

Multiple BSODs from DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION

In addition to DualShock controller, I would suggest uninstalling your Ethernet driver too from Qualcomm.

Drivers | Qualcomm

Your Ds4Windows Driver+Ethernet drivers date back to 2013, you must install a newer driver if it is available.

Let us know how it goes.