Whats the proper way to uninstall my 3D card drivers?
Whenever you change your 3D card drivers (unless you’re applying an update patch – always read the instructions that come with the drivers) you should first remove the old drivers to prevent problems. This is especially true if you’re switching from the manufacturer’s drivers to the reference driver, or if you are upgrading to a new 3D card. – Run the Window’s file search app and search in c:\windows and it’s subdirectories for any files ending with the .inf extension. – Delete any .inf files associated with your old video card. The name of the .inf file will usually include the name of the card manufacture or (in the case of reference drivers) the name of the chipset manufacturer. For instance the Voodoo2 reference driver .inf file is: 3Dfx Interactive, Inc.VOODOO2.inf – Go to the Add/Remove Programs wizard in Control Panel and if there is an entry for your video card’s drivers and utilities, remove them. DO NOT REBOOT! – Go to Display Properties, click on the Settings tab, then the A
