Uninstallation Troubleshooting - Manual Uninstall of the Verigio Driver

Verigio software products are installed with the accompanying network filter driver. When the installation of a software product becomes damaged, a manual uninstall of the network filter driver may be necessary. The steps below outline how to uninstall the Verigio driver manually.

During the installation of a software product, the network filter driver and all related driver files are placed in the Drivers subfolder of the installation folder.

• CheckVerigioTrust.exe
• DriverInstaller.exe
• verigio_win10.inf
• verigio_win10_x64.cat
• verigio_win10_x86.cat
• verigio_win7.inf
• verigio_win7_x64.cat
• verigio_win7_x64.sys
• verigio_win7_x86.cat
• verigio_win7_x86.sys
• verigio_x64.mof
• verigio_x64.sys
• verigio_x64_uninstall.mof
• verigio_x86.mof
• verigio_x86.sys
• verigio_x86_uninstall.mof

There are three methods for manually uninstalling the driver.

Method 1: Uninstall via command-line program

Open the command-line prompt and navigate to the Drivers subfolder of the software product's installation folder. Then, run the following command:

Method 2: Uninstall via Windows command-line utility pnputil.exe

Open the command-line prompt and navigate to the Drivers subfolder of the software product's installation folder. Then, run the following command:

Method 3: Uninstall via Network Interface Properties

1. Launch ncpa.cpl from the command line. The Network Connections window will appear.
2. Right-click on any of the network interfaces to bring up its context menu. Then, select Properties from the context menu. The Properties window will appear.
3. In the Properties window, click to select Verigio Filter from the list. Then, click the Uninstall button.
   Note: The check marks next to the items in the list indicate whether they are enabled or disabled. The item selection is indicated by a blue background color.
4. Close the Properties window.

Last updated: Oct 16, 2025.