Removing Third-Party Drivers from Windows 10

Surely, you at least once thought about what happens to those drivers that are installed in your operating system automatically for a single use: USB flash drives, USB mice, USB keyboards, HDD carriers and the like. It's clear that if you connect something new from the list above only once a year, then nothing terrible has happened to you, but if you connect different kinds of devices to your computer quite often and most often they are used only 1 -2 times on the computer and after that they are replaced by something else, then it's time to think about how to remove all the drivers you do not need.

It's clear that you can do the removal of third-party drivers from the Windows 10 system, but do not forget that there is a great chance that you will be hostage to the situation when something important is deleted. That's why we recommend you to use a unique utility called "Driver Store Explorer".

A number of advantages of the Driver Store Explorer over the counterparts

• Using the Driver Store Explorer is completely free;
• The external interface is as simple as possible and understandable enough for any user;
• The utility does not require installation and is started by double clicking on the executable file;
• This software can be considered safe, because it does not have built-in viruses and advertisements.

How to use the Driver Store Explorer utility

The work with the utility is very simple... To begin with, you simply need to download the utility Driver Store Explorer -> click 2 times on the executable file to start the software -> wait for the moment when the utility finishes scanning your system -> after the system scan for searching Drivers, you will see what was found.

Any actions with the drivers occur by means of setting a checkmark in front of the driver and selecting one of the action buttons that is on the right of the program window.

Thanks to the Driver Store Explorer, it's even possible to install drivers, but you will have to use the INF file.

If some driver does not just want to delete it, you can do it forcibly, just tick the "Force Deference" checkbox.

In addition, removing third-party drivers from the Windows 10 system is not all that this software can offer you, because it has a very impressive arsenal of actions, which you will certainly be interested in. The only thing we should not forget is that the utility does not know how to backup drivers, so be careful with this point when deleting these or other drivers from your system.