Oem69.inf -

If the driver is for an old device you no longer use, or if it is preventing a Windows Update, you can force-remove it using the : Open PowerShell (Admin) .

Yes, but with serious caveats. Deleting the .inf file does uninstall the driver; it only removes the installation instructions. Windows may still attempt to load the driver via its system store ( DriverStore\FileRepository ). oem69.inf

In the Windows operating system, is a third-party setup information file used to install specific device drivers. Unlike "inbox" drivers that come pre-packaged with Windows, OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) files are added when you install external hardware or software suites. If the driver is for an old device

An INF file is a text file that contains information and instructions for installing, updating, or configuring a device driver. INF files are used by the Windows operating system to: Windows may still attempt to load the driver

These come pre-installed with Windows (e.g., disk.inf or keyboard.inf ).

While rare, some malware creates fake INF files to execute malicious commands during "driver installation." Signs of a rogue oem69.inf include: