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Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) V15.5.1.0 Released.

-Added a registry driver store fixer for Windows 8+ users. This prevent the file not found or path not found error from device manager when installing a driver.
-Added a way to prevent black screen at logon after rebooting from a cleanup in safemode.
-Fixed DDU was always on top.
-Others small fixes.
-Translation updates:
Polish (thanks Daniel)

SHA1: 068475692078B998D548A81761869BC2717A0F97

Official Download Here


Mirrors:
Guru3D official Mirror

Download Display Driver Uninstaller via INSTALKI.pl

Wagnard wrote:Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) V15.5.1.0 Released.

-Added a registry driver store fixer for Windows 8+ users. This prevent the file not found or path not found error from device manager when installing a driver.
-Added a way to prevent black screen at logon after rebooting from a cleanup in safemode.
-Fixed DDU was always on top.
-Others small fixes.
-Translation updates:
Polish (thanks Daniel)

SHA1: 068475692078B998D548A81761869BC2717A0F97

Official Download Here


Mirrors:
Guru3D official Mirror

Download Display Driver Uninstaller via INSTALKI.pl

Thanks, man!

Among the changelog list, I admit that the "Added a way to prevent black screen at logon after rebooting from a cleanup in safemode" is going to save you from a lot of people's complaints

Jackalito wrote:
Thanks, man!

Among the changelog list, I admit that the "Added a way to prevent black screen at logon after rebooting from a cleanup in safemode" is going to save you from a lot of people's complaints

Yeah I was irritated by this myself.
But strangely, I didn't receive a lot of complaints about this...

Wagnard wrote:

Jackalito wrote:
Thanks, man!

Among the changelog list, I admit that the "Added a way to prevent black screen at logon after rebooting from a cleanup in safemode" is going to save you from a lot of people's complaints

Yeah I was irritated by this myself.
But strangely, I didn't receive a lot of complaints about this...

Well, I remember having advised some guys about it here and over at Guru3D.

Besides there's this: http://www.wagnardmobile.com/forums/vie ... 5&t=13#p61

I'm not so sure a lot of people have actually read it, though

Hey Wagnard, is there any way DDU could clean out or at least "reset" the G-Sync module to prevent these issues? Apparently data is saved in them which I'm guessing was corrupted with 358.50.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1576188/nvid ... t_24500749
Read to current post (#63).

New user here. Issue. I run Norton Internet Security on my system (got a killer deal for a year, what can I say) and when I download DDU it automatically marks it and deletes the file before I can tell it NO. Any clues?

GeldrinHor wrote:New user here. Issue. I run Norton Internet Security on my system (got a killer deal for a year, what can I say) and when I download DDU it automatically marks it and deletes the file before I can tell it NO. Any clues?

Some anti-virus give a warning with their heuristic scanner.
I guess you get the ws.reputation alert?

To avoid this just disable the anti-virus until you have finished with DDU or add it to the trust list.

cookieboyeli wrote:Hey Wagnard, is there any way DDU could clean out or at least "reset" the G-Sync module to prevent these issues? Apparently data is saved in them which I'm guessing was corrupted with 358.50.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1576188/nvid ... t_24500749
Read to current post (#63).

Nah, I don't really know how to directly talk to the gsync module.
Sorry

Wagnard wrote:

GeldrinHor wrote:New user here. Issue. I run Norton Internet Security on my system (got a killer deal for a year, what can I say) and when I download DDU it automatically marks it and deletes the file before I can tell it NO. Any clues?

Some anti-virus give a warning with their heuristic scanner.
I guess you get the ws.reputation alert?

To avoid this just disable the anti-virus until you have finished with DDU or add it to the trust list.

That was the issue...resolved now. Thanks.

Wagnard wrote: Nah, I don't really know how to directly talk to the gsync module.
Sorry

Could it be possible that remnants of Gsync is in AppData of user's profile on Win 7 and above? Sometimes explorer.exe gets in the way and messes up during cleanup, which is why I close explorer.exe to get rid off any locks if any.