how about disconnect the wifi connection on the computer and try to uninstall the utiltiy again?
don't think tplink have any "remove" utiltiy to help to uninstall driver on our computer.
Certainly, this should be setled down on our side.

flying snow wrote

how about disconnect the wifi connection on the computer and try to uninstall the utiltiy again? don't think tplink have any "remove" utiltiy to help to uninstall driver on our computer. Certainly, this should be setled down on our side.

Thanks for your input, but I have not had the TP-LINK WiFi device connected for some time on this PC, as it is directly connected to the router via a LAN cable on a 1GB port. The problem is that the uninstaller utility seems to have a bug, as the TP-LINK Wireless Config utility uninstaller (MSI based) does not seem to work under the Wndows 10 environment. I just want to get rid of it, to avoid any intereference with the 1803 feature upgrade. Most MSI install/uninstall routines (if properly written) will just go into a "reconfigure" mode, and ask/confirm if the product needs a repair, or an uninstall. However, its response is "Cannot install on this operating system" although it IS already installed.

Hi, I have the exact problem even right down to installing windows 10 on my system. Did you ever work out how to uninstall that TP-link configurer? Fingers crossed as its driving me nuts. Cheers Drew