cannot uninstall applian miniport driver  


  1. neuronetv
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    win7 64 bit
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    cannot uninstall applian miniport driver


    windows 7 64 bit
    device manager shows Applian Miniport #13 with a conflict. It won't uninstall, even in safe mode.
    I looked at the properties of my network adaptors, there's no applian stuff there to remove.
    can anyone advise a way to delete this?
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  3. indianacarnie
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    Windows 10x64 Build 1709
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    Haven't used it but have heard this is very good. Might be worth a try:Driver Fusion - The Complete Driver Solution

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