Catalyst control centre making life hell!

panwala95

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hello everyone
i was having problems with ccc not opening so i reinstalled windows
it worked fine for few days
today i tried to install the latest 12.7 beta drivers
and i came till the screen where it asks custom or express install
after excepting it, the installer froze
i uninstalled ccc and tried to install 12.6 and that too froze at the same window
even using system restore also did not work
any suggestions ?
plz help iam facing a lot of flak for installing windows again and again
any help will be appreciated
thanks!
 
Solution
The best way to install CCC is to first remove the existing AMD drivers by running the uninstall utility. You can find this in the following way:

Control Panel -> Programs and Features -> AMD Catalyst Install Manager -> Change -> Express Uninstall all AMD software

You will then want to remove a few things that the uninstaller leaves behind. This includes the AMD folders in Program Files and Program Files (x86) if you have a 64 bit system. After that, remove the ATI folder in "C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Local" and "C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Roaming". Also check for those folders in Public and Default

Next, run Driver Sweeper to clean out the registry. Normally this isn't necessary if your original driver suite was of...
The best way to install CCC is to first remove the existing AMD drivers by running the uninstall utility. You can find this in the following way:

Control Panel -> Programs and Features -> AMD Catalyst Install Manager -> Change -> Express Uninstall all AMD software

You will then want to remove a few things that the uninstaller leaves behind. This includes the AMD folders in Program Files and Program Files (x86) if you have a 64 bit system. After that, remove the ATI folder in "C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Local" and "C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Roaming". Also check for those folders in Public and Default

Next, run Driver Sweeper to clean out the registry. Normally this isn't necessary if your original driver suite was of version 12.x but if you've previously had an 11.x version installed it is recommended. If you're having problems, run it anyway.

Finally, reboot and install the 12.7 beta drivers.
 
Solution
Can you please explain how resetting the motherboard's CMOS is going to fix some driver problem within windows?