I want to completely remove the driver of a TP-Link wireless network adaptor. I can't find any tips from TP-Link's official site. Is there a right way to safely and gracefully remove?
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Press and hold Alt/Option and click the wireless icon in the menu bar at the top right of the screen. For instance, I use TP-Link so there is a TP-Link icon. Click it while holding the Option key. You will see uninstall option there.
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Akbar Mohammed
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I see from your comments to the posted answer of your other question (How to remove wireless network utility icon from the menu bar?) you have a TL-WN822N V3 and both the Utility package and the Driver package come with an Uninstall.command to run to remove what's installed.
That would be the proper way to uninstall it.
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The default location for 'drivers' (although there's not really such a thing in OS X) installed by the user is /Library/Extensions. I suggest looking in there for any .kext bundles which are related.
Unload the kext with sudo kextunload /Library/Extensions/kextname.kext, move the kext out and reboot. If everything is ok, delete the kext. If the machine kernel panics, boot into single user mode with ⌘S and move the kext back.
grg
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Very simple you will find file: (Uninstall) in the package folder just open it and put ur password then it will remove the app. for sure after restart your mac as well
sami
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