I could not delete driver.  


  1. windstory
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    windows 7 x64 16385
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    I could not delete driver.


    I could not delete driver.

    My box is wibndows 7 x64 and I tried to uninstall virtualbox, but there remains virtualbox host-only driver at device manager.

    2012-05-23 12 13 49_1_driver.jpg

    I installed and unistalled latest virtualbox, but this driver still remains.

    Please let me know how to remove this driver.
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  3. ripbox
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    Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1
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    right click this device properties and uninstall, look to see if it gives you an option to also delete the driver before accepting the changes
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