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A new display driver uninstaller DDU.

shankly1985 said:
This has me interested.

When using this am I right what I read so far we dont remove the driver in control panel at all. We boot into safe mode and run from there this program?
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In all the times I've used it Nvidia or Ati, I've never had to boot into safe mode. You can select the option to uninstall everything (ATI/NVIDIA) and it even says that the screen may go black while doing so. Then click on return to windows default display that's it!

Works a treat, don't need to touch the control panel either
 
shankly1985 said:
This has me interested.

When using this am I right what I read so far we dont remove the driver in control panel at all. We boot into safe mode and run from there this program?
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You may be right there Shankly but I uninstalled drivers first and used it as a clean up tool afterwards. Ive never had to uninstall drivers since I used it but that makes it even better :)
 
Neil79 said:
In all the times I've used it Nvidia or Ati, I've never had to boot into safe mode. You can select the option to uninstall everything (ATI/NVIDIA) and it even says that the screen may go black while doing so. Then click on return to windows default display that's it!

Works a treat, don't need to touch the control panel either
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oldestgregg said:
You may be right there Shankly but I uninstalled drivers first and used it as a clean up tool afterwards. Ive never had to uninstall drivers since I used it but that makes it even better :)
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Thanks guys.. the guy who made the program says boot into safe mode.

http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.php?p=4674800&postcount=368
 
Release 9.0
-Multi-Language support : English, French, Spanish (credits MerolaC), Duch (credits Elite3540), Portuguese (credits DiRgE), Chineses (Credits BenYeeHua)

-Fix Nvidia environement Path cleanup

-Replaced some contains with startswith where it make sense.

-Some speed up in regcleaing with he .cfg files

-Updated and added aditional files to the configs file

-Support cleaning of the announced ShadowPlay when its released.

-Updated devcon
 
I used this the other day when swapping my 7850 for my 7970, worked really well no issues to date. Cleared the amd folders and all. Thanks
 
Release 9.1
Changelog:

-Added Slovak Language (Credits Gyrxiur)

-Added Czech Language (Credits Krteq)

-Updated Portuguese Language

-Fix some text problem on the GUI

-Fix a crash that can rarely occur with the Driver Store Cleanup on unusual configuration.

-Some change to the driver detection, not as perfect as I would like tho. (should avoid the "Unknown" when in reality there is a driver)

-Changed the way DDU access some registry keys(was requesting write permission when not needed on 2 keys, could fix some crashs)
 
Release 9.6

Changelog:

-Fixed a possible infinite loop with the driver store Cleanup

-fixed the win32 error message for ddudr on winxp32

-Updated Portuguese language.

-updated the NVIDIA clsidleftover and driverfiles .cfgs

-clean the firewall entry's and power settings (nvidia)

Skeeter made the op but doesn't update :p
 
Ive used this a couple of times now and it just works..it doesnt seem to care if its win 8 or win 7 and everything seems to be gone afterwards.. So fare its so much better than Driver Cleaner has ever been in my experience when it comes to AMD/Nvidia drivers.
 
Release 9.8

-Fixed crashes encountered by some users who are not using a base Windows localized in English when cleaning some registry keys that required special permissions.

-Cleaning of the LEGACY_AMDKMDAG registry key leftovers for win 7 and -

-Remove the AMD service AODservice

-French language Update

-Updated nvidia driverfiles.cfg

-DDU is now safe to use even with the "Real" Administrator account.
 
ntg said:
What's wrong with just updating the new driver on top of the old one? (assuming you are not switching between nvidia/amd)

never had any problems with that.
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me neither


  • hardware device manager > right click gpu > uninstall
  • shut down pc
  • new gpu in
  • boot up
  • reboot
  • update drivers
  • done.
 
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