how do you clean out all nvidia drivers/reg settings?

[Guest]

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im looking to do some testing and going between a nvidia card and a
ati card and want to fully clean out the nvidia settings before i try
the ati.im using forceware drivers.

thanks for any help

 

[sleepy]

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the add/remove function in control panel is good enough
- I use regcleaner regularly as some programs leave loads of stuff behind
when you uninstall them but not Nvidia.
Also search your Windows directory for nv*.* files and all thats
left is a help file.

"sam unwise" <datrooper@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:58798d39.0404290001.52d72149@posting.google.com...
> im looking to do some testing and going between a nvidia card and a
> ati card and want to fully clean out the nvidia settings before i try
> the ati.im using forceware drivers.
>
> thanks for any help

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.videocards.nvidia (More info?)

"sam unwise" <datrooper@hotmail.com> wrote
> im looking to do some testing and going between a nvidia card and a
> ati card and want to fully clean out the nvidia settings before i try
> the ati.im using forceware drivers.

I usually clean out drivers like this:
Take display adapter's properties and driver-sheet. Uninstall.
Add/Remove Programs, Uninstall NVidia driver.
Run Driver Cleaner.
Reboot and install the new driver.

 

[Jon]

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You could always try Driver Cleaner from www.driverheaven.net


"sam unwise" <datrooper@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:58798d39.0404290001.52d72149@posting.google.com...
> im looking to do some testing and going between a nvidia card and a
> ati card and want to fully clean out the nvidia settings before i try
> the ati.im using forceware drivers.
>
> thanks for any help