[Tmoney]

is there a program that gets rid of all video drivers , so i can install new ones. If so please list them

thanks

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I'm not absolutely clear on what it is you're trying to do.
If you just wish to uninstall your current video card & driver, then install a new one, all you normally need to do is :
From control panel->display->advanced change the video adapter to the generic Standard graphics PCI (VGA) driver.
Then uninstall any software that came as part of the video card driver (eg for matrox cards, this will be maxtrox powerdesk etc)
Reboot in safe mode. Go into device manager & look under display adapters. If your old card shows up in there (this will only appear normally in safe mode), then delete it from the list.
Then shutdown the system & remove the video card & insert the new one.
Install new drivers on reboot

[Samm]

I'm not absolutely clear on what it is you're trying to do.
If you just wish to uninstall your current video card & driver, then install a new one, all you normally need to do is :
From control panel->display->advanced change the video adapter to the generic Standard graphics PCI (VGA) driver.
Then uninstall any software that came as part of the video card driver (eg for matrox cards, this will be maxtrox powerdesk etc)
Reboot in safe mode. Go into device manager & look under display adapters. If your old card shows up in there (this will only appear normally in safe mode), then delete it from the list.
Then shutdown the system & remove the video card & insert the new one.
Install new drivers on reboot

[Doby]

Hey Samm he may be talking about drivercleaner sometimes necassery when switching from nvida to ati and vice versa.

Rick

[Samm]

Hi Doby

Yeah I realised that but I wanted to be sure of exactly what was meant!

[Tmoney]

sry, yes i did mean a driver cleaner....because im going from radeon to geforce....sry for taking FOREVER to reply...thanks anywayz