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What's this annoying MOM.EXE that ATI drivers installed?

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fustercluck

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Recently installed drivers for my new ATI X1950 and ever since when I start up I get some MOM.EXE error. I googled this and didn't find too much besides updating my .net framework, so i've done that, twice, and now it's still popping up everytime I boot up, now with a different kind of error. How can I get rid of this? Will installing Omega drivers instead fix it? Is ATI trying to make wisecracks about my Mother? All good questions.
 
Originally posted by: ropeadope
Is ATI trying to make wisecracks about my Mother?
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No, no, it would be YoMomma.exe, if they were. But, you were supposed to have installed the .net framwork before installing your ATI drivers, not after. Try removing the ATI drivers with DriverCleaner Pro, and then installing them again. That might solve the problem.
 
I thought .net framework was included windows updates...also ATI had no warning to install that before installing the video drivers. I might go with Omega drivers anyways, ATI needs to leave Moms' out of this.
 
I reinstalled the drivers having the newest .net framework installed and I still get this MOM error bullshit everytime I bootup. WTfook. Guess i'll have to try the omega drivers.
 
Originally posted by: myocardia
Originally posted by: ropeadope
Is ATI trying to make wisecracks about my Mother?
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No, no, it would be YoMomma.exe, if they were. But, you were supposed to have installed the .net framwork before installing your ATI drivers, not after. Try removing the ATI drivers with DriverCleaner Pro, and then installing them again. That might solve the problem.
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The free version of Driver Cleaner Pro is outdated, might I suggest Guru3D's Driver Sweeper as a free alternative?
Date added: 2007-07-28 08:23:11
OS Support: Windows 2000/XP/Vista (32 bit & 64-bit)
License: FreeWare
Driver Sweeper is a fast tool to remove driver leftovers from your system.
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I just did a clean install of XP (ran DBAN first). After XP installed, I downloaded every update available for it in Windows Update. Then I installed my motherboard drivers then the latest ATI driver. I too have this "MOM.exe".
 
Originally posted by: IsLNdbOi
I just did a clean install of XP (ran DBAN first). After XP installed, I downloaded every update available for it in Windows Update. Then I installed my motherboard drivers then the latest ATI driver. I too have this "MOM.exe".
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Alright, someone to back me up 🙂

Are there omega drivers for the X9150 pro?
 
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