Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) V15.7.5.3 Released.

Post by **Wagnard** » Tue Mar 29, 2016 6:23 pm

Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) V15.7.5.3 Released.

-Fixed GPU logo location on some systems.
-Fixed a Crash about a network error when in safemode without networking on some OS/Systems
-*Tried* to fixed some DPI stuff.
-The extended log auto-updates again when we clean.
Translation updates :
Spanish,Russian,German,Finish (Thanks to the contributors.)

Known Issues:
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SHA1: 087CF55DD1F40A78EFABB25C463A51967E8DD732

Recommended usage:
-The tool can be used in Normal mode but for absolute stability when using DDU, Safemode is always the best.
-Make a backup or a system restore (but it should normally be pretty safe).
-It is best to exclude the DDU folder completely from any security software to avoid issues.

Official Download Here

Mirrors:
Guru3D official Mirror

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1GSRavis · Post by **1GSRavis** » Tue Mar 29, 2016 10:13 pm

I used this version of DDU and ran it in SAFE mode in Windows 10 and Windows/NVIDIA still is trying to get me to install my old Graphics card drivers which is a GeForce 210. I even ran DDU in full up mode as well a couple times in safe mode but it still wants me to install the GeForce 210 drivers. It would if it was set on automatic update but it's not. Something mu still be in the software somewhere since it knows the model of my old Graphics card.

My current Graphics card is a EVGA GeForce GTX 960 and I did install those drivers and everything seems to be working fine. I know something is still in the system trying to get me to install those old drivers. Can you help me with this error?

Post by **Wagnard** » Tue Mar 29, 2016 10:20 pm

1GSRavis wrote:I used this version of DDU and ran it in SAFE mode in Windows 10 and Windows/NVIDIA still is trying to get me to install my old Graphics card drivers which is a GeForce 210. I even ran DDU in full up mode as well a couple times in safe mode but it still wants me to install the GeForce 210 drivers. It would if it was set on automatic update but it's not. Something mu still be in the software somewhere since it knows the model of my old Graphics card.

My current Graphics card is a EVGA GeForce GTX 960 and I did install those drivers and everything seems to be working fine. I know something is still in the system trying to get me to install those old drivers. Can you help me with this error?

Send me the ddu log and I'll look at it.

systembuilderguy · Post by **systembuilderguy** » Wed Mar 30, 2016 8:17 am

How do I boot into safe mode in Windows 10? I tried restarting, and pressing F8 during the startup, but that just brought up a menu with options to boot from different devices. Also, is this absolutely necessary? I will be wanting to remove drivers for the EVGA GTX 960 in preparation of installing an XFX Radeon r9 390 DD Black Edition 8GB graphics card. Can't I simply remove the drivers from the control panel? Anyway, I wouldn't mind doing this, only I don't know how to get the safe mood in Windows 10, so any assistance you can give me would be appreciated, however, I am a step by step kind of guy, so if you could explain it that way, it would be great.

Thanks in advance,
Dave

Post by **Wagnard** » Wed Mar 30, 2016 8:54 am

systembuilderguy wrote:How do I boot into safe mode in Windows 10? I tried restarting, and pressing F8 during the startup, but that just brought up a menu with options to boot from different devices. Also, is this absolutely necessary? I will be wanting to remove drivers for the EVGA GTX 960 in preparation of installing an XFX Radeon r9 390 DD Black Edition 8GB graphics card. Can't I simply remove the drivers from the control panel? Anyway, I wouldn't mind doing this, only I don't know how to get the safe mood in Windows 10, so any assistance you can give me would be appreciated, however, I am a step by step kind of guy, so if you could explain it that way, it would be great.

Thanks in advance,
Dave

DDU can do this automatically for you.
But if you manually want to do it, when in Windows, click the restart computer while holding the "Shift" key. keep holding it until a blue menu shows up.

systembuilderguy · Post by **systembuilderguy** » Wed Mar 30, 2016 9:41 am

Wagnard wrote:
systembuilderguy wrote:How do I boot into safe mode in Windows 10? I tried restarting, and pressing F8 during the startup, but that just brought up a menu with options to boot from different devices. Also, is this absolutely necessary? I will be wanting to remove drivers for the EVGA GTX 960 in preparation of installing an XFX Radeon r9 390 DD Black Edition 8GB graphics card. Can't I simply remove the drivers from the control panel? Anyway, I wouldn't mind doing this, only I don't know how to get the safe mood in Windows 10, so any assistance you can give me would be appreciated, however, I am a step by step kind of guy, so if you could explain it that way, it would be great.

Thanks in advance,
Dave
DDU can do this automatically for you.
But if you manually want to do it, when in Windows, click the restart computer while holding the "Shift" key. keep holding it until a blue menu shows up.

Ok, and just one other thing: will this also remove software related to the driver program? For instance, with Nvidia driver, it also installs Geforce Experience, Physix, and an HD audio driver, so will DDU uninstall this other software, or will I have to manually remove that myself?

Dave

Post by **Wagnard** » Thu Mar 31, 2016 7:46 am

systembuilderguy wrote:
Wagnard wrote:
systembuilderguy wrote:How do I boot into safe mode in Windows 10? I tried restarting, and pressing F8 during the startup, but that just brought up a menu with options to boot from different devices. Also, is this absolutely necessary? I will be wanting to remove drivers for the EVGA GTX 960 in preparation of installing an XFX Radeon r9 390 DD Black Edition 8GB graphics card. Can't I simply remove the drivers from the control panel? Anyway, I wouldn't mind doing this, only I don't know how to get the safe mood in Windows 10, so any assistance you can give me would be appreciated, however, I am a step by step kind of guy, so if you could explain it that way, it would be great.

Thanks in advance,
Dave
DDU can do this automatically for you.
But if you manually want to do it, when in Windows, click the restart computer while holding the "Shift" key. keep holding it until a blue menu shows up.
Ok, and just one other thing: will this also remove software related to the driver program? For instance, with Nvidia driver, it also installs Geforce Experience, Physix, and an HD audio driver, so will DDU uninstall this other software, or will I have to manually remove that myself?

Dave

yes it removes all of these.
You can look at the options too (top left).
Tell me how it goes.

systembuilderguy · Post by **systembuilderguy** » Fri Apr 01, 2016 7:56 am

Wagnard wrote:
systembuilderguy wrote:
Wagnard wrote:
DDU can do this automatically for you.
But if you manually want to do it, when in Windows, click the restart computer while holding the "Shift" key. keep holding it until a blue menu shows up.
Ok, and just one other thing: will this also remove software related to the driver program? For instance, with Nvidia driver, it also installs Geforce Experience, Physix, and an HD audio driver, so will DDU uninstall this other software, or will I have to manually remove that myself?

Dave
yes it removes all of these.
You can look at the options too (top left).
Tell me how it goes.

Hi, everything turned out fine, but as things turned out, I ended up reinstalling Windows in the end. Thanks for all your help

Dave

Drejk · Post by **Drejk** » Fri Apr 15, 2016 5:04 pm

I ran this program in safe mode.
It says it loads the drivers, then starts windows and then reboots in an infinite loop.

I cant even get to Windows now. What can I do?

Post by **Wagnard** » Fri Apr 15, 2016 5:33 pm

Drejk wrote:I ran this program in safe mode.
It says it loads the drivers, then starts windows and then reboots in an infinite loop.

I cant even get to Windows now. What can I do?

I need more details about your OS and hardware.
Also a DDU log would be nice if you can get access to it

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