subject: How to completely Uninstall A bad printer driver from Your PC? [print this page] To uninstall A bad printer driver will be a little difficult for some ordinary PC users for it always combines well with the operating system. Here, I will show you the most comprehensive and easiest ways to uninstall A bad printer driver.
Method one: Uninstall A bad printer driver with the normal way.
We all know that, no matter what program, we can easily locate and remove them from Add/Remove Programs. So to uninstall A bad printer driver, first please proceed the below steps:
1. Go to "Start" and then click on "Control Panel".
2. Double click "Add/Remove Programs".
3. Locate A bad printer driver and then click "Remove" to begin the removal.
4. Follow the on-screen steps to finish.
By following the above steps, you can sometimes uninstall A bad printer driverand sometimes will not because some relating registry entries will be left in Windows registry or program files in C drive. If you are professional on computers, you can manually remove them by yourself. If not, please do not take this actionA mis-deleted or corrupted registry entry will result in more serious problems like failure to log onto the system, random blue screen errors or system crashes. But does this mean that you can not uninstall A bad printer driver? Of course not! You can easily get the program uninstalled with the simple steps below.
Method two: Uninstall A bad printer driver with a professional uninstaller.
3. Highlight "A bad printer driver" in the "Display Name" list and click "Uninstall" to proceed.
4. Follow the on-screen steps to finish the removal.
With the several steps above, you can easily uninstall A bad printer driver. Even though the A bad printer driver is corrupted and not displayed in the list, you can also thoroughly uninstall it with the "Force Uninstall" function- the most powerful uninstall function. For more detailed information, you can directly go to Uninstall Helper site.
How to completely Uninstall A bad printer driver from Your PC?
