Der Grasshuepfer,   Let's try a logical approach.   Make a system restore point.   Try uninstalling the program you wish to remove.   Restart your computer.   Now try everything and see it thing are working. If so, then it has been removed. If NOT, then use system restore and go back to the restore point. Please be patient, when using system restore. I have seen a black screen for almost 5 minutes, after login. This is normal and do NOT turn the computer off.    If you have to use system restore, you might be able to...   Hit the Windows key and the R keys at the same time. Type   msconfig   Hit enter. The click onstartup. See if the DMBCU is there. If so, try unchecking it, then restart the computer. See if that helps to remove the icon. If it doesn't work, you can go back in and check the box.     Rick
Hello.  I was having major problems with DMBCU and was told to start using Verizon's VZAccess Manager instead.  Since then, no problems with broadband connection.  The only thing is that the DMBCU sys-tray icon is still there.  It seems to have been semi-uninstalled (if that is a tech term):  I can right-click on it and a blank drop-down menu appears.  I can highlight an option, although there is no text on the menu, and select an option.  I can get the old DMBCU window to open, but with no text on the menus or action buttons.  I clicked on the old "disconnect" button, and it disconnected, but it would not let me connect again until I restarted the computer. My question is, can I uninstall Dell Mobile Broadband Card Utility through Programs and Features in Control Panel or should I just leave it there in it's basically useless state?  Is it still serving a function? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Can I uninstall Dell Mobile Broadband Card Utility?