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Have a look at this article: <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316434" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316434</a><br />
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Have a look at this article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316434 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316434]



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I gave the instructions in that article a shot on Friday, it sent my machine into one of those never ending reboot and Blue Screen loops.... Whoops! <br />
Good thing I was testing this on a duplicate of the real machine and not the live machine. :-) I mad a new duplicate machine today and am going to give it another go in a bit.
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I gave the instructions in that article a shot on Friday, it sent my machine into one of those never ending reboot and Blue Screen loops.... Whoops!
Good thing I was testing this on a duplicate of the real machine and not the live machine. :-) I mad a new duplicate machine today and am going to give it another go in a bit.

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I wish to do an in place upgrade of a server 2003 Standard R2 machine to Server 2008 Standard R2. However the Compatibility report states that I need to Uninstall an unsigned system driver first. <br />
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Uninstall these unsigned system drivers: <br />
Program: Symantec Volume Snapshot Provider<br />
Publisher: Symantec Corporation<br />
Path: C:\WINDOWS\System32\DRIVER<wbr />S\vsp.sys <br />
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The only Symantec software installed on this machine is the &quot;backup exec&quot; backup agent which I uninstalled using the add remove programs wizard. but this driver still remains. How do I go about uninstalling this driver correctly so I don't break anything? <br />
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I wish to do an in place upgrade of a server 2003 Standard R2 machine to Server 2008 Standard R2. However the Compatibility report states that I need to Uninstall an unsigned system driver first. 


Uninstall these unsigned system drivers: 
Program: Symantec Volume Snapshot Provider
Publisher: Symantec Corporation
Path: C:\WINDOWS\System32\DRIVERS\vsp.sys 

The only Symantec software installed on this machine is the "backup exec" backup agent which I uninstalled using the add remove programs wizard. but this driver still remains. How do I go about uninstalling this driver correctly so I don't break anything? 

Thanks


How do I uninstall unsigned system drivers

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