Hello,
Thank you for including the logs, that's helpful.
I am not sure what you did remove when you mention removing the "device and driver".
The NIC name you see is our name before it is rebranded. Because the branding is done by the driver and it seems removed partially, you keep the non branded name.
Are you sure the error comes from the NCM driver and not Windows stack?
I seem to see the error 31 can happen on some network adapters. It's not something I've read before and I handle most of the tickets.
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answer...k-adapter.html
I'd recommend starting from a something clean on the network side, and then installing the driver.
On the logs, I see a couple of USB errors, but they seem to recover.
Kind regards,
Alban