Solved Manually Delete Drivers?

[fleamour]

I've tried a 7 Forums Guide to delete drivers from an elevated command prompt. Access is denied whether GUI or CMD window. Ideally I would like permission to delete from GUI. I want to use the mobo manufacturer's original sound driver & not the MS driver (that I cannot delete in Device manager.) It installs each boot, as trumps the original as newer. Really annoying & tricksy, so I do not know what term to Google & hope I'm not being lazy to bother you with my question.

There are five driver files within the same system32 folder;

C:\Windows\system32>DEL /F /S /Q /A "C:\Windows\system32\drivers\drmk.sys"

My audio will die if computer left to sleep for a "longer" (as opposed to shorter) period. I hope the original driver may work better. I like to leave my tower slept as it is much quicker to resume than to boot, Linux works just fine that way. I am taking the Windows challenge & quite enjoying myself till now.

 

[Britton30]

If you install the board's audio drive that should disable the generic w7 one. It doesn't generally need to be fussed with at all.

Is this a new problem?

 

[fleamour]

Maybe I'm overcomplicating things & going about it tits over arse. Have installed official Realtek driver & hope it sticks next boot. Not sure if already tried this? I'll soon let you know. Thanks for your time.

 

[Britton30]

OK, keep us advised.

 

[fleamour]

You were indeed correct fine Sir! What's more driver seems stable when slept overnight.

 

[Britton30]

Cool, I'm glad it has worked out for you.
Thank you for the rep too!