- Dec 23, 2004
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Hello all
I'm always uncomfortable with this process, and have had lots of problems in the past.
I just did a format/install useing W7 64 on the PC in my sig.
During the installation process it appears to have added some default Windows drivers for 4800. I was updating Windows, and accidentaly allowed it to also install the further optional update for the 4800 drivers.
From previous use, I have saved the most recent AMD Catalyst Suite driver and accessories package on my spare HD, ready to install.
I had installed it all before quite some time ago, its quite a large menu and options on the desktop once installed. It seemed to work OK for a while, but then had been having video issues, so tried the followeing.
IIUC, I should uninstall and wipe every trace of teh W7 drivers by useing DriveWiper. The problem is I used that on my old Vista install, and it didn't work. Additionaly, it gave several options to wipe, and I wasn't sure which one(s). IIRC, there was AMD, ATI, Nvidia chipsets etc.
Alternatively, should I just leave it alone with the default W7 drivers?
I have a brand new W7 install and would like to do it properly this time
.
Thanks
I'm always uncomfortable with this process, and have had lots of problems in the past.
I just did a format/install useing W7 64 on the PC in my sig.
During the installation process it appears to have added some default Windows drivers for 4800. I was updating Windows, and accidentaly allowed it to also install the further optional update for the 4800 drivers.
From previous use, I have saved the most recent AMD Catalyst Suite driver and accessories package on my spare HD, ready to install.
I had installed it all before quite some time ago, its quite a large menu and options on the desktop once installed. It seemed to work OK for a while, but then had been having video issues, so tried the followeing.
IIUC, I should uninstall and wipe every trace of teh W7 drivers by useing DriveWiper. The problem is I used that on my old Vista install, and it didn't work. Additionaly, it gave several options to wipe, and I wasn't sure which one(s). IIRC, there was AMD, ATI, Nvidia chipsets etc.
Alternatively, should I just leave it alone with the default W7 drivers?
I have a brand new W7 install and would like to do it properly this time
.
Thanks