Manually remove the Pluralinput driver

This step-by-step guide shows you how to manually remove the Pluralinput Driver. You are only required to use this guide if the automatic removal via the DeviceSetup failed.

Step 1

Open the Windows Device Manager

• Hold down the Windows Logo Key and hit the R-key. This will open the Run-dialog:

• Now type devmgmt.msc into the text area and click “OK”
• If a UAC dialog pops up, click continue
• You should see the Windows Device Manager window:

Step 2

Remove the driver:

• Expand the Mice and other pointing devices and the Keyboards categories to see the attached mice and keyboards.
• (Optionally) If one of your input devices is currently unusable, locate the Other devices category and expand it as well:

• To determine whether an Unknown device used to be a Pluralinput device, right-click on the item and select Properties:

• This should open a dialog similiar to the following:

• If the Manufacturer is stated as Pluralinput, then it is indeed a malfunctioning Pluralinput device and you should remove its driver.
• In the Device Properties dialog, click on the Driver tab:

• Click the Uninstall button and make sure to check the Delete the driver software for this device box

Step 3

Reset the device to the default driver:

• Click on the Scan for harware changes button:

• This should reset the device from which you previously removed the Pluralinput driver.