Bsod when uninstalling cat drivers. How to fix?


  1. Posts : 24
    windows7 ultimate 64bit
       #1

    Bsod when uninstalling cat drivers. How to fix?


    Since I was forced to repopulate ati related directories in the winsxs directory to get sp1 to install I've been consistently getting bald crashes when trying to uninstall cat drivers. I goto control panel, add remove, uninstall with cat install utility all ati drivers and while the process is going about halfway through the screen goes black then a message saying hardware failed and the computer restarts. Afterwards all is fine but I'm forced to update by installing over the old drivers. Anybody see this before and know how to fix this? Any help is very much appreciated. Thanks.
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  2. Posts : 592
    WIN7 Ultimate 64bit
       #2

    Download new ati driver, driversweeper and CCleaner first

    reboot Hit F8 just after last bios hard drive message and go into emergency start/'safe mode' and try and unload ati if prog lets you.
    If it won't, uninstall the ati driver and tell system to delete driver(bung it on vga basic driver)in 'puta management.

    After it does that go onto C:drive and delete the contents of the ati folder.
    Start driversweeper and look for ati stuff - delete
    Restart pc
    do another ati-sweep then run CCleaner 'registry clean' and have a look if any debris is left (save a backup if you decide to clean registry)
    Go back to 11.x and start driver/cat install process

    Same is happening to me
    (after the last two months of security updates - even got some extras today(thurs) after "download tuesday")

    Computer has destabilised with mouse freezes and graphics causing loads of problems (can't update from 11.1 driver stably on AGP - new installs are stalling too)
    Some games refuse to start after last months 'security updates' (including two popular M/Soft games)
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