work for me but with just little modification
as when i go in deep in my system it oem6
so i change to
pnputil /delete-driver oem6.inf /uninstall /force
and it works choose your number
i am not expert.
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Any clue how to remove BrusbSib.sys incompatible driver. So I can turn on memory integrity? There is no OEM number like the other 2 I deleted. There hasn’t been any brothers printers used in over a year and I have deleted everything in reference to the printer. I have looked everywhere to see if something is hidden and I can’t find anything. Much needed help appreciated! :(
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work for me but with just little modification
as when i go in deep in my system it oem6
so i change to
pnputil /delete-driver oem6.inf /uninstall /force
and it works choose your number
i am not expert.
Hi John,
I ran the cmd you recommended and it said that the file (BrUsbSib.sys) didn't exist. I also opened Autoruns and it couldn't find the file either (another solution offered to this problem). I did find the file BrUsbSib.sys using File Explorer (it was in C:users... under download/install/drivers) last night and deleted it. However, when I reboot my pc, Windows Security still says that I have BrUsbSib.sys as an incompatable driver. I have also removed the Brother drivers under Printers & Scanners. Help!
Regards
Alex
The INF filename oem21.inf is an ordinal number, that is assigned upon manual installation of a 3rd-party driver. The particular number depends on how many drivers you installed before the Brother printer driver. I mean: it is random, different from system to system. By advising people to uninstall this particular OEM INF #21, you're doing disservice to the people who don't know better and may uninstall something that's actually important to them.
The missing bit of clue is: how to find the INF file that contains the culprit Brother driver. And the answer is, you should do *this first*:
dism /online /get-drivers /format:table
This will tell you, which particular INF file is related to the Brother driver.
*then* you use the pnputil to delete that driver.
See here for my solution to the issue. There is also a registry entry for brusbsib.sys that may remain and gives the error message you describe. The solution is in my post in another thread (link above).
Good luck
this doe snot work for me, still incompatible driver is there, an di can not turn the memory integrity on