So you may need to repeat the above steps several times if your system has older version of the driver installed. Windows will automatically reinstall the older driver when the current driver is uninstalled.Check Delete the driver software for this device, and click Uninstall (or OK depending on your version of Windows).Bluetooth® (See Option two of this article for instructions).Wi-Fi (See Option two of this article for instructions).For support about how to access the Device Manager and find the Intel Wireless adapter, follow steps described in section 2 of the following two articles: To uninstall the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth® driver for the Intel® Wireless Adapter:
Uninstalling the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth® driver for the Intel® Wireless Adapter doesn't uninstall associated software such as Intel® PROSet/Wireless Software or Intel® Wireless Bluetooth® Software. See option 2 of the article for steps on how to manually install your Wi-Fi/Bluetooth driver. If an Intel technical support agent recommends uninstalling the driver, download the latest drivers before starting the process so you can re-install the driver later. You should not uninstall the driver unless directed to do so by an Intel technical support agent. We only recommend uninstalling the drivers as a final troubleshooting option. Removing the Wi-Fi driver or the Bluetooth driver means you cannot use the wireless adapter or Bluetooth portion of it, on your computer.
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