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Easiest way to remove a driver in Ubuntu

Uppsala9496

Uppsala9496

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I am having some wireless driver issues in Ubuntu. Basically the ones I installed are not working (driver invalid).

I think I found ones that will work. Do I need to remove the invalid ones? If so, how do I do it? I looked on the Ubuntu forums and couldn't find an answer and figured I'd get a quicker one here.

Thanks.
 
Well, I tried to install a driver I was told will work and it was telling me the driver was already installed....so I am just reinstalling the OS.

If anyone knows a way to remove a driver, I would still like to know for future reference.
 
Most Linux drivers come with the kernel so there's no installation necessary so how do you add the first driver?
 
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