In general, dokan1.sys is removed from the system if you uninstall Dokany and perform a reboot. The other way is to use the troubelshooting dialogue and load a seperate, slim Windows from where you can change files in your normal windows:
- Ensure that Dokany is uninstalled and you already tried the reboot solution
- Open the troubelshoot dialogue by entering the power menu, hold the key
Left Shiftdown and click on Restart - From there click “Troubleshoot”, “Advanced Options” and finally “Command Prompt”
- You may have to authenticate yourself, but after a reboot a Windows command prompt opens
- Now you need to delete the driver file. But you may need to try out different drive letters, because your actual Windows does not need to be mounted on C and you may hit the drive letter where the currently running, slim Windows is mounted. Hence, for the letters A to Z try out the following command where
[$]needs to be replaced with a drive letter:
del [$]:\Windows\System32\drivers\dokan1.sys`
I advise against such clean ups, see here.
Okay, if everythings sober on the system again, there is currently only one thing I can say: You are not the only one, see e.g. Autostart working but mounting of drives fails (without an error message) - #3 by mary-lou. According to your log files, the vault is mounted. But maybe not correctly integrated into the system. You can try to remove the the flag CURRENT_SESSION and see if this changes something, but be aware of the its implications:
Cryptomator on Windows: Accessing your vault with admin priviliges