- Dec 27, 2013
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Hello
Basically I would like to use the new driver sweeper to uninstall my old display drivers for my new card.
The new driver sweeper is different from the old way of using it and I am confused about the options.
It gives me 3 buttons to press and 3 check boxes. I would click the clean and restart button, click the top and bottom tick boxes but the middle one I'm scared to tick as it says it will delete both amd and nvdia folders. My motherboard has a amd chipset, while I have gtx 650 I wish to remove, so how do I avoid it removing the chipset drivers..?
I'm trying to us this as I want to remove anything that could cause a conflict with the r9 270x I have ready to install. which could cause a major problem as it is from the opposite company.
I really want to know the safest and easiest way to get rid of these drivers which I'm worried will get messes up. I certainly don't want to mess up my pc.
Thanks
Basically I would like to use the new driver sweeper to uninstall my old display drivers for my new card.
The new driver sweeper is different from the old way of using it and I am confused about the options.
It gives me 3 buttons to press and 3 check boxes. I would click the clean and restart button, click the top and bottom tick boxes but the middle one I'm scared to tick as it says it will delete both amd and nvdia folders. My motherboard has a amd chipset, while I have gtx 650 I wish to remove, so how do I avoid it removing the chipset drivers..?
I'm trying to us this as I want to remove anything that could cause a conflict with the r9 270x I have ready to install. which could cause a major problem as it is from the opposite company.
I really want to know the safest and easiest way to get rid of these drivers which I'm worried will get messes up. I certainly don't want to mess up my pc.
Thanks
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