I have some noname MCE remote and none of the drivers i found worked, so i'm stuck with General HID mode. But problem is that some buttons like volume control are already assigned to windows functions, so they always fire up.
Is there any way to block General HID events if it's assigned to event ghost like keyboard plugin does?
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Block windows HID events
Re: Block windows HID events
I have found a way, and it's very simple. Just disable "HID input" under services.msc and windows won't handle HID events anymore 
EDIT: it seems that power button is still working, but it is still better than nothing
EDIT: it seems that power button is still working, but it is still better than nothing