Dual Sim Phones Drivers in Windows are fairly easy to uninstall on your computer but it will vary from Windows versions.

Essentially you need to remember that you need to totally remove the Dual Sim Phones drivers completely before you can reinstall the new Dual Sim Mobile Phones drivers.

This is because if you do not remove fully all you will do is renew the original corrupt version. The easiest way is to remove the Dual Sim Phone driver and all its components from the Control Panel in Windows.

To do this you will need your Dual Sim Phones switched on and connected to the computer 1^st this will allow you to see the incorrect Dual Sim Phones drivers installed.

On your computer now (click ‘Start’ then ‘Control Panel’ and then ‘add or remove programs’). This is a way of totally removing the traces of the drivers and components. Another way to go uninstalling Windows drivers is to launch the windows device manager (To do this click on ‘Start’, click ‘Control Panel’, click ‘Performance and Maintenance’ and ‘System’. In the new window you will then see ‘Hardware’ tab and the windows device manager is here).

You can then bring up the window you need by double clicking on the corrupt Dual Sim Phones driver you need to uninstall which would normally have a hazard sign on it.

You will get a ‘properties’ window with a tab marked ‘driver’. Click on the a button marked ‘uninstall’ to uninstall the driver. It’s always best to uninstall the driver if you are having problems connecting to your Dual Sim Phone.

It is always recommended after removing the Dual Sim Phone software that you reboot or restart your PC and windows will search out the hardware and reinstall the drivers automatically. You can attempt to install the drivers again without downloading the files, by ensuring that the mobile has loads of charge before connecting. If this does not work follow the same routine re removing your corrupt drivers than download our Dual Sim Phones Drivers

You will want to use the driver written by the maker of the hardware you’ve installed relevant to your Dual Sim Mobile Phone. If the driver you are using is Plug and Play then it will say so in the driver window from where you perform the uninstall. Plug and Play is Windows XP feature and works with keyboards, mice, monitors and basic modems, graphics and sound cards. In this case you should have found a more up to date version of the driver on the internet Dual Sim Phones Drivers.

If you think the driver is at fault this can be done on the internet once you know the make and model of your Dual Sim Mobile Phone.

The other reason for uninstalling your driver is if you are installing a driver manually rather than using an executable file (see the article on ‘installing windows drivers’),.