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35 | 35 | > |`gdrv`,`gdrv2`|GigaByte software, 2nd worse after ASUS, remove everything. Known to cause BSODs|
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36 | 36 | > |`NTIOLib_MSISimple_OC`,`NTIOLib_OCKit`,`MSI Command Center`|not the worst but hitting performances. Remove all MSI software, you can do the same without usually. Nice to change options without rebooting but then once done disable the driver|
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37 | 37 | > |`NPF*`,`Network Packet Filter drivers`|used by many network utils (e.g. PowerLine adapters, etc) so must check if needed; can always disable/re-enable on-demand instead of deleting|
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| - > |`AMDRyzenMasterDriverV*`|seems latest versions are less dangerous and gets uninstalled, anyway better to remove RM unless you have gun pointed at your head| |
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| - > |`AsrDrv*`|ASRock drivers, anything ASRock should be removed; literally banned as it provides [full kernel access](https://github.com/stong/CVE-2020-15368)| |
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| - > |`Asusgio2`|anything ASUS should be removed, the worst. If you have ROG peripherals you may need to keep the ROG drivers. Armoury-Crate software is a virus-like, will cause BSOD and all sort of issues, stay away| |
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| - > |`EneIo`,`EneTechIo`,`*Io64.sys`|RGB software drivers usually terrible written, suffering from performance **and** serious security holes| |
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| - > |`gdrv`,`gdrv2`|GigaByte software, 2nd worse after ASUS, remove everything. Known to cause BSODs| |
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| - > |`NTIOLib_MSISimple_OC`,`NTIOLib_OCKit`,`MSI Command Center`|not the worst but hitting performances. Remove all MSI software, you can do the same without usually. Nice to change options without rebooting but then once done disable the driver| |
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| - > |`NPF*`,`Network Packet Filter drivers`|used by many network utils (e.g. PowerLine adapters, etc) so must check if needed; can always disable/re-enable on-demand instead of deleting| |
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46 | 39 | - Application Drivers: usually fine since they should only be loaded on demand on app start (e.g. CPU-z,HWInfo,GPU-z,)
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47 | 40 | - HW drivers: dangerous as can can cause your system to stop booting; always use system snapshots
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194 | 187 | ```batch
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195 | 188 | driverquery /V
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196 | 189 | pnputil /enum-drivers
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197 |
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| 190 | + pnputil /enum-devices |
198 | 191 | pnputil /enum-interfaces
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199 | 192 | ```
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