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First, remove the card.<br />
Second, access bios and disable USB if your card is usb type. <br />
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Reboot system and get in safe mode, do uninstall there. 
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First, remove the card.
Second, access bios and disable USB if your card is usb type.

Reboot system and get in safe mode, do uninstall there.

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Roling back system to a previous restore point worked....<br />
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Luckily SR was turned on! <br />
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Thanks Toniur and Punky. 
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Roling back system to a previous restore point worked....

Luckily SR was turned on!

Thanks Toniur and Punky.

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the system is a Dell Latitude X300 <br />
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by mistake I installed a wrong driver for the Wireless adaptor...the minute setup was finished <br />
the whole system BSODed...<br />
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The right driver is installed now but it keeps on BSOSing - how do I get rid of the wrong driver that <br />
seems to be still in the system?
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the system is a Dell Latitude X300 

by mistake I installed a wrong driver for the Wireless adaptor...the minute setup was finished 
the whole system BSODed...

The right driver is installed now but it keeps on BSOSing - how do I get rid of the wrong driver that 
seems to be still in the system?

Wrong Driver installed - now system is BSODing

System Utilities are a type of system software used to support the computer infrastructure, distinguishing it from application software which is aimed at directly performing tasks that benefit ordinary users. Commonly used utilities include password managers, disk managers, system monitors, data synchronization tools, security and antivirus software and editors.

System Utilities

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