Why Windows XP uninstall drive Restart after reboot and restore

Recently, a netbook has been installed on the system, the use of wireless network has been in the state of being connected, after viewing the official statement, found that the installed wireless network card driver version is problematic, the idea to uninstall the current driver, install the latest drive, after the uninstall again after reboot, and was automatically installed back to the original driver.

Results query some data, found that because this directory (C:\Windows\System32\DRVSTORE) has just uninstalled the old network card driver exists, after the restart Windows driver installation program will automatically find in this directory, "Think of the" Driver to install, This causes the reboot to be the original driver of the installation.

The solution is to remove the corresponding driver installer from the C:\Windows\System32\DRVSTORE directory (my method is to delete all the driver backup programs in this directory: _ (), reboot, Windows driver installer will pop up a "new hardware" dialog box, where you can store a directory of driver installers, point to the directory where we want to install the driver, OK, problem solving.

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