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Hi -

You are quite welcome, but you did all of the work! That's a great work-around you found!

For future info, if you need to disable a driver, you may want to use SysInternals AutoRuns from Microsoft TechNet -

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902

Un-checking the box next to the driver name ("drivers" tab) will disable it - same as changing startup in Regedit to a 3.

Thank you very much for posting back with the outcome - greatly appreciated.

Regards. . .

John

EDIT: Apologies for repeating myself about AutoRuns. I just noticed that I posted about it earlier in the thread.

JC

[QUOTE="jcgriff2, post: 94468, member: 1"] Hi - You are quite welcome, but you did all of the work! That's a great work-around you found! For future info, if you need to disable a driver, you may want to use SysInternals AutoRuns from Microsoft TechNet - [url]https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902[/url] Un-checking the box next to the driver name ("drivers" tab) will disable it - same as changing startup in Regedit to a 3. Thank you very much for posting back with the outcome - greatly appreciated. Regards. . . John [B]EDIT:[/B] Apologies for repeating myself about AutoRuns. I just noticed that I posted about it earlier in the thread. JC [/QUOTE]

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