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This situation tells me that you have files in your C:\Windows\INF directory that are telling the OS which drivers to install and it is happening as soon as you boot up. If you look in that directory you will see various *.inf files for many of the devices attached to your PC. There may even be a rtwlane.inf file. Try moving this file to somewhere else to stop it working.
You could also look in the C:\Windows\System32\Drivers directory and remove the rtwlane.sys file if it is there.
Doing this should prevent the same driver being reinstalled and enable you to load the driver you want.
As you are playing around in the system files you should make sure you have restore points and system backups in place in case anything goes wrong. Let me know if you need directions for restore points or backups but there are plenty of tutorials that cover these areas.