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Uninstalled all blackmagic software in control panel, Deleted folders permanently, even did a regedit delete of everything black magic Reinstalled and still getting the same prompt.

This is ridiculous, ive already had multiple problems with this program (besides the current one), before ive even opened it.

Say what you want but your recommendation doesnt stand a chance.

Worked for me. If you need to uninstall in the future use geek.exe rather than the Control Panel.

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If you wanna check which Sony specific versions you have installed.

Apply the following registry settings cause this is the only thing the software does.

This disables HIPM DIPM power saving features only on the port where the SSD is connected for better performance.

There are two new options under Hard Drive: - AHCI Link Power Management HIPMDIPM - AHCI Link Power Management Adaptive Set the first one to Active (this will disable HIPMDIPM): This disables the power saving feature that slows down the SSD.

Please help if you can I will collect every piece of information here.

Be sure to use SFEP 8.0.2.5 and SSL 6.3.0.

You can check the installed versions with powershell: SFEP.

I started with installing 6.4.0.10210, upgrading to 6.4.5.11140 and then upgrading to 6.4.6.03190.

All Sony laptops use the same SFEPSSLVCC versions but Sonys suppot homepages are a big mess.

Since i cant test it, i and every other Vaio owner would like to know if it works.

Sony says that is not supported under Windows 10, but the funny thing is that my (almost) clean installation of Windows 10 detected and installed the driver.

So if the SCT (Smart Connect Technology) drivers gets installed it doesnt has anything to do with the software.

Only after installing the software under Windows you are able to use this feature.

Since Windows 10 doesnt support this feature the software wont get installed but Windows Update provides the driver for the hardware module.

Im really using only the adaptive brightness and battery care functions.

The amount of background process troubles me, but they are using 0.04 CPU sometimes, and the helper service is always 0 CPU usage, so, I believe is not harm to leave them there.

But, yeah, if you are not going to use a particular feature, better remove it.

You have to remove the motherboard, take the heatsink off, separate the plastic fan cover from the heatsink by breaking off the melted tabs, and then the fan can be lifted off the base.

The fan blades are brittle and break fairly easily, so be careful.

I have done this about 10 times and havent broken a blade yet.

The plastic fan cover then has to be held in place using strong adhesive tape.

Vaio Control Center There Is A Newer Version Already Installed