I’m left with these “weeds” of files on my system with no direction on how to uninstall Control Center. I hate when a corporation buys out a good company that leads to decisions where the new company discontinues support. That update from Dell didn't resolve the messages that were appearing. Programs and Features in Control panel shows Killer Ethernet Performance Driver Suite UWD version is installed.īYW, before I reached out to Killer back in 2020, I initially tried to update the E2400 ethernet controller driver from Dell’s support site in an attempt to to prevent the messages from appearing after every Windows sign-in. The driver only setup that I installed is the E2400 Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet Controller version 9.0.0.50. I don't think Intel's uninstall tool is any different than Killer Networking’s uninstall tool, In fact, they're probably the same, so re-running it again would be pointless.
I was sidetracked with other issues back in 2020 to follow up with Killer Networking before they were acquired by Intel. It doesn’t appear in Apps and Features, but it’ll show up when typing in the name in the search box next to Start ,but it doesn't respond when clicking on it.Ĭan anyone provide suggestions on the files that can be safely removed or how to uninstall this PIA which includes all of these files in the folder? Revo Uninstaller doesn’t recognize the Control Center app. “ but the control center is disabled so you can’t see any effects from it”įrom my screen shot, the uninstall tool never actually uninstalled the Killer Control Center. That is, “ the uninstaller tool should remove the Control Center”. Whatever they meant to say is contradicting. The updates still install, but the control center is disabled so you will not see any effects from it.
Yes, using our uninstaller tool should remove the Control Center software from your pc. The question I asked prompted the response back from Killer Networking that read: My question in my email read :Ĭould you please confirm if after running your Uninstall Tool, it should have uninstalled the Killer Control Center ? (apart from potentially leaving behind some traces within the registry) I told them that I had Killer Control Center installed at that time. I contacted Killer Networking back then to ask about performing a clean uninstall for just the driver alone to be installed. I would see a message appear back in 2020 every time I signed-in to Windows that would say: “This Application needs to be updated to match the Killer Service, Please get the latest version”. I’m guessing there were probably many who were as upset as I was when learning around a year or so ago that support for the Killer E2400 ethernet controller was killed (pun intended) by Intel after acquiring Rivet Networks.
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