Paul...
This can most easily be done using Device Manager. There are lots of
ways to get into DM, so I leave that to you. In DM find the device(s)
you wish to deactivate [e.g. Ports (COM and LPT) or whatever],
RIGHT-click on the particular device and select uninstall. That's it.
John
I seem to remermber that Prolific has a driver Remover on their
website. Try google PL2303REMOVER. But, first try to use
Windows/CONTROL PANE/Add_Remove Software app, then if that doesn't work,
go to Prolific.
Good luck
...bill nr4c
On Mon, 11 Jul 2011 00:26:33 -0400, Paul W. Van Dyke
Have to remember how Win 7 does these things. REMOVE the USB
device(s) from the computer until you are done, and DO NOT reinsert
them until after you are successful and have installed the correct
drivers. What you call install and what happens the first time the
drivers are called for are two
On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 10:40 AM, Guy Olinger K2AV olin...@bellsouth.netwrote:
...There are registry issues that need to be cleaned up
that are taken care of in the Win 7 function...
Right. Uninstalling an executable requires more than just deleting the file.
The Windows uninstaller
I have had (2) different interfaces for my K-3 from Elecraft.
And now the new one is starting to lock up on my Windows 7 machine.
What is a good way to delete both sets of drivers, and then reload the
correct one that is in use now.
Is there a quick and dirty way?
I hope to get some good news
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