Sorry Emin I didn't see your edit from Tuesday.
Hmm.. your options are getting smaller. Personally I'd have re-installed ages ago but then again I keep a lot of stuff backed up so for me it's relatively simple. I'm trying to think of a way you could try and remove these drivers.... Check and see if there is still an Evolve folder in the Program files (x86) if there is, see if you can find the relevant drivers (outlined in the task manager above) and rename them to something like Evokbfilter.old. Regardless of what the driver is called just rename it so it has .old at the end.
I'd create a system repair point first as well as making a backup of the files your going to change (just make a copy of each driver in say your documents folder) just in case it doesn't work and you need to go back.
Hmm.. your options are getting smaller. Personally I'd have re-installed ages ago but then again I keep a lot of stuff backed up so for me it's relatively simple. I'm trying to think of a way you could try and remove these drivers.... Check and see if there is still an Evolve folder in the Program files (x86) if there is, see if you can find the relevant drivers (outlined in the task manager above) and rename them to something like Evokbfilter.old. Regardless of what the driver is called just rename it so it has .old at the end.
I'd create a system repair point first as well as making a backup of the files your going to change (just make a copy of each driver in say your documents folder) just in case it doesn't work and you need to go back.