Btw, while experimenting with Dokan and uninstalling/reinstalling HBS, I just realized that after a complete uninstall of HBS the following 2 drivers are kept installed:
Shouldn't those be removed again when uninstalling HBS?
I can see that this might be a problem with Dokan as that could be used by other projects, too. But maybe there's a method to determine if that driver is still in use? Or HBS could remember if the driver was initially installed (or already present) during HBS setup.
Another idea:
HBS could hold back with the driver installation and install drivers on first usage (disk/file mount). And there could be a button in the "Tools" section to remove/reinstall drivers.
Code:
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Name : hasldisk
Display Name : Hasleo Virtual Disk Driver
Status : Started
Startup Type : Automatic
ErrorControl : Ignore
File Description : HasleoDisk Virtual Disk Driver
File Version : 2.1.1.65
Company : Olof Lagerkvist
Product Name : hasldisk
Description : Disk Emulation Driver
Filename : C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\hasldisk.sys
Command-Line : System32\drivers\hasldisk.sys
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Name : Dokan2
Display Name : Dokan2 Userspace Filesystem Driver
Status : Started
Startup Type : Automatic
ErrorControl : Ignore
File Description : Dokan Driver
File Version : 2.1.0.1000
Company : Dokan Project
Product Name : Dokan
Description : File System Driver
Filename : C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\dokan2.sys
Command-Line : System32\drivers\dokan2.sys
==================================================Shouldn't those be removed again when uninstalling HBS?
I can see that this might be a problem with Dokan as that could be used by other projects, too. But maybe there's a method to determine if that driver is still in use? Or HBS could remember if the driver was initially installed (or already present) during HBS setup.
Another idea:
HBS could hold back with the driver installation and install drivers on first usage (disk/file mount). And there could be a button in the "Tools" section to remove/reinstall drivers.