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January 20th 04, 11:30 PM
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Advice needed on uninstall GeForce4 Ti4200
Nosed around the web and there seems to be different views on how to
completely uninstall this card, warts 'n' all! Can anyone give me the definitive view on how to uninstall with WindowsXp Pro. Many thanks Martin 
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January 21st 04, 07:50 AM
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On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 23:30:16 -0000, "Martin Piddington"
wrote: Nosed around the web and there seems to be different views on how to completely uninstall this card, warts 'n' all! Can anyone give me the definitive view on how to uninstall with WindowsXp Run over it with your truck... okay... Question, what are you doing? Upgrading card to ATI? 1 - uninstall drivers (control panel) 2 - Run Detonator Destoryer (optional, recommended - google search it) 3 - Remove Ti4200 card 4 - install new ATI card 5 - Install Cat 3.10 drivers, 4.x are new - its up to you. 6 - Keep Ti4200 handy for 2nd PC or for backup or sell it for $50. ==== Upgrading to faster Nvidia? NOTE: An fx upgrade requires at least an fx5700 Ultra (or better yet the 5900-xt) or faster $200. Even the 5600Ultra is a minor upgrade that you may not notice. 1 - Download and install latest Detonator Drivers from Nvidia. 2 - remove Ti4200 card 3 - Install new fx card (5700Ultra or highter) Windows will detect new card, the Nvidia drivers will kick in. A reboot will most likely be required. No need to uninstall drivers. -- Remember when real men used Real computers!? When 512K of video RAM was a lot! Death to Palladium & WPA!!
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January 21st 04, 03:31 PM
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"Martin Piddington" wrote in message ...
Nosed around the web and there seems to be different views on how to completely uninstall this card, warts 'n' all! Can anyone give me the definitive view on how to uninstall with WindowsXp Pro. Many thanks Martin Re-install windows XP, works always, garantueed no pieces of old drivers left!
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January 23rd 04, 04:28 PM
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"Martin Piddington" wrote in message ... Nosed around the web and there seems to be different views on how to completely uninstall this card, warts 'n' all! Can anyone give me the definitive view on how to uninstall with WindowsXp Pro. Many thanks Martin 1. Remove the card 2. Uninstall the drivers 3. Use Detonator Destroyer If you are installing a new nVidia card there is no need to uninstall Look at www.guru3d.com for more info and tools Good Luck, Tal
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