I don't know if corrupted registry keys would block uninstall operation, I just found the complete registry I backed up two years ago(I haven't found a more recent complete registry backup yet), can I fix damaged key via previous key? Will my system encounter any problem if I use the previous key to repair the damaged key?
Also, the comments on the reddit post made me think of another possibility --
"Yes they do. I believe OEM0.inf is a print driver and we uninstalled all printers from device manager and told the system to delete the driver.
Here is some of the contents of OEM0.inf
File Name:
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; prnms009.inf
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; Abstract:
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; The Microsoft Print To PDF install file"(from Windows 10 to 11 Upgrade Failures)
"Yes, that does and it is the ms/office print to PDF."
Here is my analysis --
I was unable to uninstall it because the process is still running, Maybe I can directly uninstall the program corresponding to prnms009.inf and prnms001.inf and all associated drivers or uninstall them smoothly after activating core isolation.
What do you think about this? Could you give me some advices on how to uninstall oem0.inf(If you have better suggestions on uninstalling, please share them with me)?