I'm trying to connect an older phone to my PC, but it keeps assuming it should use drivers for a different model of that phone. I need to forcibly remove the phone's driver from Windows 7 as my device keeps installing incorrectly. Uninstalling it in the Device Manager and then "Have Disk' installation of the right driver doesn't help.
I find the name of the offending driver by running:
pnputil -e
However, when I try to remove it with:
pnputil -d oemXX.inf
One of the offenders says:
Deleting the driver package failed :The specified file is not an installed OEM INF.
Why does the system claim that the file is not an installed OEM INF even though I got its name from the system itself? Is there any way I can get rid of the offending driver?
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