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Incompatibility with Windows 10 Core Isolation

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  • SFA

    Do you need the Firewire driver?

    I have a feeling that for both Windows and Mac Firewire support has been or is being deprecated.

    If you do not need the driver just delete it.

    If you do need it - for older Phase One cameras perhaps - it may be worth checking with the Phase One team via their support portal.

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  • Harry Kaasinen

    Hi SFA,

    Thank you for the answer, but just deleting the driver file does not work in Windows 10. You see there is a separate file and registry where all the drivers are listed. Capture One itself does not offer possibilities for a proper deletion.

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  • Harry Kaasinen

    I have solved this issue.

    Basically it is just the removal of those 1394 drivers (sys-files).

    To do this, as I wrote earlier, the actual files are not to be deleted directly. Windows does not work this way.

    The correct way to do is to find out which inf-file is the right one (C:WIndows/INF/oemx.inf). Then you need to use the Windows PowerShell with administrative rights and use the Windows application PnpUtil with it.

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  • Andrew Curle

    Just use .cmd ( run as admin) 

    pnputil /delete-driver oemxxx.inf /uninstall    ( your # for xxx) - whatever windows says is incompatible

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