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.
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).
