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Uninstall Apple Magic Trackpad 2 Driver.ps1

# Script to automatically remove "appleprecisiontrackpadbluetooth.inf" and "appleprecisiontrackpadusb.inf".

# Get installed drivers with pnputil and include previous line (the published name)
$drivers = (pnputil /enum-drivers | Select-String -Pattern "appleprecisiontrackpadbluetooth.inf|appleprecisiontrackpadusb.inf" -Context 1,0)

# Sanity check the results
switch ($drivers.Count) {
	0 {Write-Host "No drivers found, exiting"; pause; exit}
	1 {Write-Host "Only one driver found, are you sure you want to continue?"; Read-Host "Press any key to continue, or Ctrl+C to abort"; Write-Host "Continuing"}
	2 {Write-Host "Two drivers found, continuing"}
	default {Write-Host "More than two drivers found, something seems to be broken. Please check manually with 'pnputil /enum-drivers'"; pause; exit}
}

# For each found driver...
foreach ($driver in $drivers) {
	# Get the "Published Name" for pnputil /delete-driver (doesn't work with "Original Name").
	$driverpubname = $driver.Context.PreContext -split " " | Select-Object -Last 1
	# The "original name" for info purposes.
	$driverorigname = $driver.Line -split " " | Select-Object -Last 1
	Write-Host "Will remove $driverorigname ($driverpubname)"
	Read-Host "Continue? (Note: If you aren't sure, check manually with 'pnputil /enum-drivers') - Press any key to continue, or Ctrl+C to abort"
	# Without /force it won't work in most cases without other steps, shouldn't cause any issues here.
	pnputil /delete-driver $driverpubname /force
}
Write-Host "Done"
pause
exit