Hello John, I'd be very careful in doing that. Unless you have a braille display and you can navigate Windows with it. Or have sighted support at hand. Because there is a chance you will loose all audio and need to restore the driver. I wouldn't trust that advice without further research. There must be a configuration to it within Windows Settings to turn off these affects you don't like.
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