Uninstall device drivers from Windows 10 (Add or Remove Programs -> Find device driver in question -> select “Uninstall”).Uninstall device from Device Manager (Device Manager -> Find device in question -> right click on it and select “Uninstall Device”).
The key to tricking Windows 10 into conformance appears to be: The laptop manufacturer’s Tier 2 support finally helped. But every time I tried to apply the Sierra Wireless drivers again, or even a newer version I found on the laptop manufacturer’s support site, Windows wouldn’t allow it, claiming that the driver update is “not better than the software you currently have installed.” Why doesn’t Windows 10 let me make that determination? I eventually determined that there was a Windows 10 update titled “2018-01 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1709 (KB4056892)” that had overwritten the Sierra Wireless drivers I had to apply in my “SIM PIN2” post to correct equally bad Microsoft drivers from a base Windows 10 install.
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If you have this problem or are generally looking how to override a Windows 10 default driver, I may be able to help. About a month after I fixed my “SIM PIN2” error on the LTE card installed inside my new laptop, I started experiencing the following error when attempting to connect:.
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