Windows 10: Trying to completely uninstall my Turcom Tablet driver off my laptop

Brianna Odom · Feb 13, 2020

Hello,

My name is Brianna Odom and I need help.

So i had this drawing tablet for 5 years now, and i want to unistall it completely. At the time i did unistall the driver but put it back on my laptop, but not with the dic, but online. Now everytime i try to unistall this package driver from my laptop, it keeps popping up this error on the left of my screen. If you have any advice on how i can get rid of this, that would be extremly helpful.

Thank you,

Brianna Odom

On the left of the screen is the error, On the right, highlighted in gray is the package driver i want to uninstall from my laptop

:)

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Sumit Dhiman2 · Feb 13, 2020

Uninstalling a driver completely

There can be some cases where a driver becomes corrupted which can lead to many of the issues like BSODs, Device not working properly etc. To troubleshoot this issue, completely removing the driver from the System and reinstalling the latest one helps.

This article is in 2 parts-one Uninstalling the Device driver and second is to reinstall the device driver.

Uninstalling the Driver

To completely remove the driver, please follow the below steps:

For Windows 10/8.1

Right Click Start Button and Select Device Manager

For Windows 7

Open Run by Pressing Windows key+R Simaltaneously.

Type in Diskmgmt.msc and Press Enter.

On the new Window that opens, Device Manager Window opens that shows every device installed on your computer.

To uninstall the driver from your computer, expand the respective category. For example, I am here uninstalling my Bluetooth Driver.

Do this for the driver you are told to. Expand the List:

Now, the next step is to uninstall the device. For that, right-click the Device and click Uninstall.

On the new Window, Check the box, delete the device software for this device and click Uninstall.

Reboot the Computer.

Reinstalling the device

To get the newest copy of the driver available, head over to the manufacturer website and download the newest copy of the driver available. The
Driver Reference Table also lists the device driver websites but it is recommended that you go to the manufacturer website for getting the latest drivers.