[Solved] Windows 7 x64: IVT Bluesoleil Driver Removal & Public Network Restoration Issues

Hello.
I have a problem - I installed the IVT Bluesoleil drivers for the external Bluetooth module. I did what was needed and removed these drivers with Revo Uninstaller, throwing the remains of this crap out of the disk.
Unfortunately, during the installation, Bluesoleil created various miracles that I am now unable to restore to the initial state.

The biggest issue is the new public network:

I would like to remove it, but it is impossible:

In addition, a weird thing was created. In the Network and Sharing Center, go to "Change network card settings", go to "Advanced Settings" and there is such a flower:


Theoretically, everything works as it should, but it doesn't treat the computer as a garbage can so I'd like to just get rid of this unnecessary network.

I would like to add that I checked in the Autoruns program whether any remnants of poor drivers are running along with the system - no, the system is clean from them, at least in theory.

Perhaps the whole problem is a minor one, but it irritates me incredibly. Please help.

mateo-salvadore wrote:

Most likely, the virtual network adapter driver has been installed - go to the device manager (computer -> properties -> device manager) and see if you have the Bluetooth section. As is, expand and on each device, right-click and "uninstall device", or go to properties and you will find the same on the driver tab. As mute or done, expand the network cards - see if there is anything with Bluetooth in the name. If it is, the same - uninstall.

There were actually Bluetooth devices there, I deleted everything after the restart and additionally a warning triangle appeared with an unidentified USB device. The problem still exists.

Added after 47 [seconds]:

How is that? And is the device listed in the device manager?
Type in OS search "display network connections".
Once you find this place (so perfectly available in XP), you can disable the connection - this will remove the network from the tray. You can also delete.

there is only the desired combination.

Device Cleanup Tool detected and removed something like "Bluetooth (Personal Network)" and another bluetooth driver, unfortunately it did not fix the situation. I will try to look for information about the company's driver problems that are the cause of all the fuss, I didn't have time to do it before.

I'll have to do that. A little curiosity:
After two computer reboots, I looked again at the device manager - now two Bluetooth devices were visible in the network cards, both I uninstalled. Now, instead of "Public Network 2" I have "Public Network 3" also something mobilizes this crap to re-create despite uninstalling the "device".

Added after 4 [minutes]:


It is also the result of the creation of the "public network 3"

About what was done:
-I looked on the internet for an identical problem, the solution they wrote there does not work, due to the fact that in my case, this network automatically renews itself after restarting the computer. The method was the same as safbot1st advised.
-I checked the services - stopped and disabled two of them, they were made by a trick driver.
-Re-remove Bluetooth from network adapters in Device Manager.
- Scanning and removal of encountered errors by the programs: CCleaner, RegistryLife, Vacuum Cleaner, Kaspersky Anti-Virus, MBAM and SpyBot (the last three did not detect anything.
- FRST scan, logs below.

EDIT
I forgot, I reviewed the registry, I did not save the path, but I found two entries regarding BlueSoleil, unfortunately both entries resuscitate a second after their removal.

I merged. RADU23

Unfortunately, nothing has improved. This virtual network card is still renewing ... My hands are dropping already because looking at how people deal with it, the problem should have disappeared long ago.

Added after 25 [minutes]:

I will add that I have followed the instructions here: Link

After uninstalling these connections, a prompt pops up like this:

The first part of my speech was about uninstalling "device" from device manager, I was just annoyed with the recurring error.
As for the link, in order not to do the same thing again, I wanted to show that I also removed network card elements that are "hidden" in the device manager.
I will review the topic to which you sent the link for sure, but unfortunately later because at this time the brain's capabilities are negligible.

A new day may bring new solutions And even if not, thank you for your help so far. I will let you know about any progress!

Added after 11 [hours] 14 [minutes]:

Unfortunately, even when I use RegSeeker in safe mode and delete this crap's entries, everything renews itself a millisecond after deleting it.
Thanks so much for your commitment, frustration advised you to put the system up again.

Drivers could not be removed by multiple methods. Problem solved only after reinstalling the system.