Thanks, Rich,
>The only reason for a reboot is if a shim is involved. Shims can only
>be loaded at system start. If you don't have a shim involved, or the
>shim code doesn't get modified, you should be able to unplug the
>device, install an updated driver, then reconnect the device and the
>new driver code will be used. If you cannot replace the driver, then
>it means that the driver is trying to clean up after itself, but
>cannot do so for some reason.
...I'm an idiot, unplugging then reconnecting the device works perfectly.
It looks like you can even dump the new driver in the extensions folder,
then just momentarily disconnect the device.
I'll make an effort to keep driver stuff in Driverland.
Thanks again,
rob
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