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- Failed to uninstall the device. The device may be required to boot up the computer
- Windows Driver Uninstall: "Failed to uninstall the device. The device may be required to boot up the computer."
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Network adapter
Hi. I have windows XP. Have problem with my network adapter drivers. I use a broadcom netlink network card.
I have a yellow exclamation mark next to the driver in device manager. It shows an error code 31. I try to uninstall it but it doesn't let me.. says failed to uninstall because it may be used to boot the computer. I have tried downloading latest drivers of the card, but it won't install them. My network card is fine, I know this because I have Ubuntu linux on the same computer and I am running internet on it perfectly fine. But I can't connect to the internet on Windows XP. Kindly help |
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Possible fixes to try:
... then reinstall network card driver. Manually deleting any cached driver files first may also be necessary. A full system backup beforehand would be prudent too. |
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