Driver upgrade - GeForce MX460 to Ati 9600XT

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John Smith

Hi,

Can someone tell me if I need to do anything special re a driver upgrade
from a Geforce MX460 to a new Ati 9600XT card. I am running Windows XP
Professional and wondered if I needed to uninstall the Geforce Nvidia
drivers first or not?

Thanks for any advice,


John.
 
not strictly necessary but a very good idea to uninstall the geforce driver
first. Also a good idea to reset to a standard vga adapter before installing
the radeon card and drivers.
 
John Smith said:
Hi,

Can someone tell me if I need to do anything special re a driver upgrade
from a Geforce MX460 to a new Ati 9600XT card. I am running Windows XP
Professional and wondered if I needed to uninstall the Geforce Nvidia
drivers first or not?

Thanks for any advice,


John.
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Removing the old drivers indeed is usefull, programs like Nasty File
Remover will help with removing the trash the Uninstaller doesn't
works!
 
did said:
Hi,

Can someone tell me if I need to do anything special re a driver upgrade
from a Geforce MX460 to a new Ati 9600XT card. I am running Windows XP
Professional and wondered if I needed to uninstall the Geforce Nvidia
drivers first or not?

Thanks for any advice,


John.
Click to expand...

I just upgraded from an MX440 to a 9600XT (and what a difference!) After
reading some previous posts to this group I downloaded DriverCleaner2
from http://www.driverheaven.net/cleaner/ and had no problems.

--
MinMin

"Why do we use answering machines to screen calls and then have call
waiting so we won't miss a call from someone we didn't want to talk to in
the first place?"
 
Thanks all.


MinMin said:
I just upgraded from an MX440 to a 9600XT (and what a difference!) After
reading some previous posts to this group I downloaded DriverCleaner2
from http://www.driverheaven.net/cleaner/ and had no problems.

--
MinMin

"Why do we use answering machines to screen calls and then have call
waiting so we won't miss a call from someone we didn't want to talk to in
the first place?"
Click to expand...
 
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