So I just switched from a really old ATI Radeon HD 2400, and I purchased a Nvidia GT 610. I have already installed the card and installed the hardware, but I forgot to uninstall the ATI drivers before putting the new card in. What would be the best way of removing the old drivers?
Switched to Nvidia. How can I go about uninstalling ATI drivers?
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Yingda Wang
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MY way was to get the same driver. When installing again, u have the option to uninstall.
But i believe there is a easier way
But i believe there is a easier way
Mousemonkey
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If everything works OK why mess with it? Plus if there is no problems then you are living proof that AMD drivers and Nvidia drivers can exist on the same PC.
I thought about it, but my computer is so slow, I saw a little activity from it and I'd like to not have to have 120 threads running that aren't really doing anything. Only minor problem I've seen is that on launch an annoying pop up from Catalyst alerting that my GPU doesn't work with Catalyst.
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Mousemonkey
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It's either that or one of those driver sweeper programs and I don't like them myself which is why I don't recommend them.
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