In this window, click on Delete the driver software for this device. In the drop down menu, right click on your Razer mouse and select Uninstall.In the Device Manager, click on Mice and other pointing devices.Hit WinKey+X on your keyboard, and from the pop-up menu, select Device Manager.Once the device isn't being used anymore, the driver won't be used either.Īfter switching mouses, you can do the following to remove the device and corresponding driver from your system I just want to be sure to get rid of Razer's drivers before I buy the next mouse first.Ĭlick to expand.The easiest way is to just unplug your Razer mouse and replace it with the Logitech one. I intend to possibly replace it with a Steelseries Sensei or a Corsair Vengance M95 mouse, but how do I uninstall the Razer mouse safely without affecting the Logitech mouse? Cause apparently if a mouse still uses one of the drivers it will leave that driver alone if you uninstall via Device Manager? however I am considering chucking out the Razer due to Razer's hardware and software being rather overpriced low quality garbage and I worry about the drivers effects on my computer given the datamining scare with Synapse 2.0.
I still have an old Logitech bluetooth mouse I was trying to replace with this mouse. dll called 'RzCoinstaller.dll', whatever that is.
However it still installed drivers and apparently the mouse uses this. I made the mistake of buying this mouse, and luckily I managed to avoid using the Synapse 2.0 software that they pushed via Windows Update at me when I plugged the mouse in.
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