Trying to get my Bluetooth connection to work I search our friend Google and land on a website about drivers and update. I remember I installed a software or the driver for my Bluetooth connection but not a UNIBLUE DRIVER SCANNER that keeps showing up every time I boot my computer. I decide to remove Uniblue Driver Scanner .
Here’s how:
Just like normal uninstallation on Windows go to Control Panel\Programs\Programs and Features.
Remove Uniblue Driver Scanner Publisher Uniblue System Ltd size 23.0 MB and version 4.0.9.10
Removing the software is pretty fast and easy no pop message or system requirement , no need to connect to a certain website. Right now that I removed Uniblue Driver Scanner I’m expecting a much faster load up time on my Windows operating system. No more wait time for the program to load then close the application. If you're having the same issue removing some certain software on the computer you can try the basic steps first, if all else fails Google is your answer or check my post here on the website you might find some post handy.
Uniblue Driver Scanner doesn't appear in my Programs list nor in my start-up menu nor in the services listed in msconfig. Yet the bloody thing fires up every time I switch on the laptop. Any suggestions???
ReplyDeleteRest up - regarding my previous comment: It was called SpeedUpPc when I was looking for Uniblue. Found & uninstalled.
ReplyDeletetry using a software or uninstaller - revo unistaller. That will help :)
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