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Remove all amd drivers?

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whats ddu in safe mode :3

DDU = Display Driver Uninstaller, download and run it in safe mode to remove AMD drivers and then install the Nvidia ones. ;)

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I've recently bought a gtx 980ti (its arriving tommorow ) and was wondering how to completely wipe the and drivers and software from my pc.

just a standard factory reset should do the trick! 

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Ah thought you might say that I don't have my Windows disc...

download majic jelly bean, it gives you the product key :) you may have to get it deactivated tho 

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I'm sorry dude, but how in the world do you not know how to open a second tab in your browser, go to google and type in "DDU"?

Did you steal the money for that 980ti somewhere? :/

I'm sorry mate but what part of the world do you come from where you can have go at some and be rude just because they asked a reasonable question?

Did your parents never teach you manners?

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I'm sorry mate but what part of the world do you come from where you can have go at some and be rude just because they asked a reasonable question?

Did your parents never teach you manners?

lol I'm not being rude, I answered your question. Is it too much to ask for you to google? It's more effort to ask about DDU here and wait for an answer than to do a quick search. 

You know what I mean? Sometimes I don't understand people...

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lol I'm not being rude, I answered your question. Is it too much to ask for you to google? It's more effort to ask about DDU here and wait for an answer than to do a quick search.

You know what I mean? Sometimes I don't understand people...

Its perfectly fine for you to say you could of googled it but for then to go on about how I probably stole the gpu. It was just pointless and took longer to wright than to just explain it.
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I don't know for sure but I think that is because drivers are not running and then are easier to remove.

oh ok makes sense xD will do that. Btw is this the one your talking about?http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
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does safe mode make much of a difference?

 

oh ok makes sense xD will do that. Btw is this the one your talking about?http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

 

It can be used without being in safe mode, but it is highly recommended for stability.  Why wouldn't you...really?   Yes, that is it.

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