Recently I installed Intel PCI communication controller driver and in the middle of installation I faced power failure.
Since then, I’m receiving error on PCI communication controller.
Does anyone knows how to get rid of previous installation, so I may reinstall drivers completely again?
Hello Zenith,
Use the following steps to resolve that issue:
Regards,
Carl
Restart your computer. Few seconds after restart, press “F8” on your keyboard fast several times, until you get a screen with Windows recovery options. Chose “Safe mode”, press Enter on your keyboard, and wait until Windows loads.
Go to START, press right mouse click on Computer (or My Computer), go to last option (“Properties), then to “Hardware” tab (in Windows Vista/7 skip this), and choose “Device Manager”.
Under modems, find “PCI communication controller”. Click mouse right button on it, then choose “Uninstall”, and press “OK”. Restart your computer regularly and install that driver again.
Just uninstall the driver from the device manager then download the driver again from the manufacturer’s website. If the driver you are installing is the chipset driver, you can’t uninstall it so just download and install the driver again. If your computer is from one of these computer manufacturers, download the complete set of drivers from here:
On the support page, enter your computer’s serial number or model number then click to search. When your product is located, click your product to go to the download page. Select your correct operating system before downloading. If a different operating system is displayed or detected, click to change then select your correct operating system. Download and install all available drivers and software for your computer.
