- Jul 26, 2013
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ATI's Catalyst Control Software sure can be a pain. Even when uninstalling it on my 2nd rig it would cause a BSOD before it got very far into uninstalling. So I decided to try a different rout of uninstallation to see what would happen. My favorite quote being "An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a very narrow field." ~Niels Bohr
After browsing the internet in search of the first recommendation to your average joe, I came across IObit Uninstaller. Sure enough it uninstalled the program, but it didn't seem to do a clean job at it. Now when I boot the computer I get this error.
Does anyone know why Windows is still trying to boot it? I've tried editing startup programs but it has not changed anything. I even went the extra mile and tried removing the software keys from registry. Still to no avail. Also while catalyst may be uninstalled to this extent, it is still listed in the possible startup programs list (though disabled).
After browsing the internet in search of the first recommendation to your average joe, I came across IObit Uninstaller. Sure enough it uninstalled the program, but it didn't seem to do a clean job at it. Now when I boot the computer I get this error.
Does anyone know why Windows is still trying to boot it? I've tried editing startup programs but it has not changed anything. I even went the extra mile and tried removing the software keys from registry. Still to no avail. Also while catalyst may be uninstalled to this extent, it is still listed in the possible startup programs list (though disabled).
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