need an uninstaller

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Dave M

I need to put in a ti4600 for about a week but need to get rid of all ATI
files. control panel isn't getting rid of everything. Is there an installer
somewhere?

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David MacLeod
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Dell 4500 2.8Ghz P4
1gb DDR Ram PC2100
ATI 9700 Pro
WD 120Gb 8Mb Buffer Primary Drive
 
Golgatha said:
Careful with this program There have been some problems with the VIA driver
removal option in this thing.
Kills Windows..
http://www.driverheaven.net/showthread.php?s=&threadid=20400
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Personally, I'd recommend RegCleaner, or the jv16 Power Tools suite it's
part of. Very easy to use, it apparently won't remove files if that might
damage your system and has a backup system so that you can restore anything
you've removed with it. I always use it before upgrading or downgrading ATi
drivers/software, and it's been a godsend in other situations - removing
Adaptec/Roxio EasyCD, for instance. I also discovered recently that it will
remove startup references in your registry - another thing that's often not
removed by ATi uninstalls.

Get it from http://www.vtoy.fi/jv16/index.php - it's freeware. Nope,
whoops, glad I checked on that (although you would have been redirected) -
it's http://www.macecraft.com/ now.

patrickp
 
patrickp said:
Personally, I'd recommend RegCleaner, or the jv16 Power Tools suite it's
part of. Very easy to use, it apparently won't remove files if that might
damage your system and has a backup system so that you can restore anything
you've removed with it. I always use it before upgrading or downgrading ATi
drivers/software, and it's been a godsend in other situations - removing
Adaptec/Roxio EasyCD, for instance. I also discovered recently that it will
remove startup references in your registry - another thing that's often not
removed by ATi uninstalls.

Get it from http://www.vtoy.fi/jv16/index.php - it's freeware. Nope,
whoops, glad I checked on that (although you would have been redirected) -
it's http://www.macecraft.com/ now.

patrickp
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Whoops again! It's v.1.4 now and no longer freeware. It now costs $30 and,
although it's an excellent product...

A quick run through the site doesn't reveal any copies of v.1.3, which
was/is freeware. However, I'm sure some of the big download sites must have
it somewhere.

Sorry about that! patrickp
 
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