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Remove Legacy SMARTSDR Audio Ports from Windows 11

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K5MDS
K5MDS Member, Unconfirmed
I am running SmartSDR 4.2.20 on Windows 11. I have about 30 audio ports listed. Most are legacy ports. I searched about removing them in the uninstall process but I must have missed that when I uninstalled old versions of Smart SDR. I also found a solution to find the drivers and run the install .bat files. But I can't find those. I tried uninstalling them from Device Manager but they return after reboot. Does anyone have a solution to remove them?

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  • Mike-VA3MW
    Mike-VA3MW Administrator, FlexRadio Employee, Community Manager, Super Elmer, Moderator admin
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    The quickest way might be to reinstall v4.0.x and then uninstall it but this time, take the old DAX drivers with you. It won't mess up the v2 drivers as they are not related in anyway.

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  • David Decoons, wo2x
    David Decoons, wo2x Member, Super Elmer Moderator
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    check the release notes. Uninstall old versions of SmartSDR. When prompted @Do you want to keep DAX drivers?”, say No.

  • K5MDS
    K5MDS Member, Unconfirmed
    edited August 31
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    I don't have any old versions to remove. They were previously removed and I probably kept the DAX drivers. Now I prefer to remove them after the fact.
  • K5MDS
    K5MDS Member, Unconfirmed
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    Installing an older version and uninstalling it worked. Thanks.

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