NDIS LWF driver can be unbound from the target miniport via BindView or NvspBind (among other tools). Bindview is graphic user interface tool available from the Windows WDK. For instructions how to download the latest Windows WDK, please visit:

To unbind the NDIS LWF Driver with Nvspbind, do the following: Identify the GUID for the boot NIC by displaying the NIC information with the command: nvspbind –n For example each NIC will appear similar to the following: {091786BC-FC48-4CDB-B7C5-94994C83C8CF} "vmbus\{f8615163-df3e-46c5-913f-f2d2f965ed0e}"

NDIS LWF driver can be unbound from the target miniport via BindView or NvspBind (among other tools). Bindview is graphic user interface tool available from the Windows WDK. For instructions how to download the latest Windows WDK, please visit:

It is located in the <WDK Root>\ src\network\config\bindview directory, where <WDK Root> is the root directory where WDK is installed. Run BindView application built in step one above. In “Show bindings for” – Select “All Services”. You will see “WFP Lightweight filter” node. Expand it to see its binding paths.

NDIS LWF driver can be unbound from the target miniport via BindView or NvspBind (among other tools). Bindview is graphic user interface tool available from the Windows WDK. For instructions how to download the latest Windows WDK, please visit:

NDIS LWF driver can be unbound from the target miniport via BindView or NvspBind (among other tools). Bindview is graphic user interface tool available from the Windows WDK. For instructions how to download the latest Windows WDK, please visit:

NDIS LWF driver can be unbound from the target miniport via BindView or NvspBind (among other tools). Bindview is graphic user interface tool available from the Windows WDK. For instructions how to download the latest Windows WDK, please visit:

To unbind the NDIS LWF driver using BindView, do the following: Build the BindView sample from Windows Developer Kit (WDK). It is located in the <WDK Root>\ src\network\config\bindview directory, where <WDK Root> is the root directory where WDK is installed. Run BindView application built in step one above.

To unbind the NDIS LWF driver using BindView, do the following: Build the BindView sample from Windows Developer Kit (WDK). It is located in the <WDK Root>\ src\network\config\bindview directory, where <WDK Root> is the root directory where WDK is installed. Run BindView application built in step one above.

NDIS LWF driver can be unbound from the target miniport via BindView or NvspBind (among other tools). Bindview is graphic user interface tool available from the Windows WDK. For instructions how to download the latest Windows WDK, please visit: