Unloading kernel driver.
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Hello, Is it possible to unload a kernel driver in windows xp? I tried net stop but I am getting "The requested pause or stop is not valid for this service." Is there any other way to stop the driver? It's not a device driver so I can't uninstall it from device manager. Thanks.
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Hello, Is it possible to unload a kernel driver in windows xp? I tried net stop but I am getting "The requested pause or stop is not valid for this service." Is there any other way to stop the driver? It's not a device driver so I can't uninstall it from device manager. Thanks.
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I don't think you can unload it, but you can probably stop it from starting. HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Services\xxxx\Start Values are: Boot 0x0 System 0x1 Automatic 0X2 Manual 0x3 Disabled 0x4 Warning: Editing the registry can render your system inoper... blah blah blah
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I don't think you can unload it, but you can probably stop it from starting. HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Services\xxxx\Start Values are: Boot 0x0 System 0x1 Automatic 0X2 Manual 0x3 Disabled 0x4 Warning: Editing the registry can render your system inoper... blah blah blah
I have already tried that but my system stopped booting :sigh:
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Hello, Is it possible to unload a kernel driver in windows xp? I tried net stop but I am getting "The requested pause or stop is not valid for this service." Is there any other way to stop the driver? It's not a device driver so I can't uninstall it from device manager. Thanks.
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In Device Manager, there is an option in the view menu to show hidden devices. Click that :)
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In Device Manager, there is an option in the view menu to show hidden devices. Click that :)
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((λ (x) `(,x ',x)) '(λ (x) `(,x ',x))) The Scheme Programming Language – Fourth EditionThanks, I will try it tomorrow when I am back to that computer. The driver is loaded by a windows service, will device manager still show it?
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I have already tried that but my system stopped booting :sigh:
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It's probably needed, then ;P . Which service are you so desperately trying to stop?
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Thanks, I will try it tomorrow when I am back to that computer. The driver is loaded by a windows service, will device manager still show it?
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Can you check whether its a filter driver? type
fltmc
in command prompt. If your driver name is listed there, you can call
fltmc unload
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Can you check whether its a filter driver? type
fltmc
in command prompt. If your driver name is listed there, you can call
fltmc unload
No, it's not a filter driver.
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