Display Driver Uninstaller Thread

Missing file.

In case it makes any difference, I have a few partitions. I have Windows XP installed on partition I:, and the Nvidia driver install files on partition F:. However I'm able to install after doing a restore before I had any Nvidia driver installed.

 

I'm not sure DDU completely cleaned out 355.80 because when I installed .83 to my surprise under SLI for Arkham Knight it showed SLI as being set to single GPU without me having changed the setting (it was set to that under .80). Now it's stuck at single GPU and nothing I can do changes it back to multi GPU. I'm trying to figure out why I'm getting bad performance with .83, possibly the driver has become corrupted but DDU isn't correcting the issue.

 

Windows Defender claims DDU 15.4.1.0 contains a virus called Win32/Hadsruda!bit. False positive?

Windows Defender started flagging it with last night's Virus definition Update, it seems.

Defender doesn't complain about 15.4.0.0 and earlier. So perhaps something that changed in the latest version causes it to go off.

 

I've tried googling "Hadsruda!bit" and found very little information about it, so I can't say what would cause this to pop up. I'm not getting this on my system, and I can't see any reason why it would be showing up on Windows Defender.

So, yes?

 

Google this

win32/hadsruda

Pretty well known virus, I have a hard time believing this is a false positive, I have removed it once and it already came back.

DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS

At least until this is cleared up.

 

Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) V15.4.1.1 Released.

-Fixed the "Update found" prompt being shown 2 times when answered "No the first time.
-Added extra logging for the windows update disable.
Translations update:
-Chinese (Traditional) Danfong Hsieh
-Japanese (DH ***9670;OmegaWBPUI)
-Spanish (Jackalito)
-Serbian (Latin/Cyrilic) CrazY_milojko

-Note, this release is compiled with Visual Studio 2013 to avoid false positives by anti-virus software from Visual studio Community 2015...
Also come in a .ZIP format to further avoid false positives.

Sorry for the troubles...

SHA1: FA75D6F83293A9F9BB826C1CA8803EC8EABDD030

http://www.wagnardmobile.com

 

Thank you

 

Arkham Knight is set by default to use single GPU mode in the Nvidia profile. There is nothing wrong.

 

In the Arkham Knight patch notes they stated sli would be fixed in a future update. The only thing you can do now is set your second card as physx for Arkham Knight.

 

Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) V15.5.0.0 Released.

-Changed my modified "paexec" v1.24 to the official "paexec" 1.26 (Fixed some WinXP issues)
-Enhancement to AMD cleanUP on Windows XP (Thanks Nikos Diamantis) may affect other OS too.
-Some fixes to System Restore settings not applying directly when set.
Translations update:
-Russian
-Ukrainian (Yurii Petrashko)
-Hungarian (lostprophet)

SHA1: 43E715AEF6392361F4C9A0D3A7F4B7B289517F53

http://www.wagnardmobile.com

 

Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) V15.5.1.0 Released.

-Added a registry driver store fixer for Windows 8+ users. This prevent the file not found or path not found error from device manager when installing a driver.
-Added a way to prevent black screen at logon after rebooting from a cleanup in safemode.
-Fixed DDU was always on top.
-Others small fixes.
-Translation updates:
Polish (thanks Daniel)

SHA1: 068475692078B998D548A81761869BC2717A0F97

http://www.wagnardmobile.com

 

@wagnard

i was wondering do we really need to go to safe mode in windows 10 also, because safe mode requires additional steps to enter, it's not just like that in windows 7 where you restart and press f8...

is it safe to use it in normal mode in windows 10?

 

I've been using DDU ever since it was released in normal mode, not once in safe mode. It worked fine for me in the early days, and now, if anything, it's a hell of a lot safer and more fleshed out than it used to be.

Also, there is an option to make a system restore (by default, I think it does) if you're worried.

 

Its safe, its only to prevent files in use errors, black screen when removing the driver for some cards / drivers combinations.
DDU can also automatically reboot you into safe mode.(no long complicated steeps needed )

 

thanks for the feedback, guys

 

Amazing piece of software. Never had any issues installing drivers, when I uninstalled using DDU (windows safe mode).

Thanks!

 

Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) V15.6.0.0 Released.

-Added the option to keep Geforce Experience when doing a DDU Cleanup.
This option will be useful when nVidia enforce driver updates via GFE.
-Changed auto start in safemode method to fix problems with some users configurations.
-Additional nVidia cleanup based on the log from users.
-Fixed DDU does not close when we click "Yes" on the "Update Found" box.
-Several fixes.
Translation update:
-Chinese (Simplified)
-German (DE)

SHA1: F5AFB9EB63EB613BB0351B1FD6DCE5B3A5D7F403

Official Download Here

 

Sir:

As grateful as I've been over the years for this utility, I must now register a complaint.

I grabbed the update, but Norton started to complain as I installed it ("few users/ less then a week old/ must be trouble,") so I tried to fire it up, just to see the version number.

I get this pup-up, where obviously, the "yes" would take me straight to the program, just like I wanted. :nerd:

Wrong answer c1: : It tried to reboot. Slow-motion style, as I'd not been rigged for a shut-down. Then, it went into Safe-Mode three times, as I wasn't logging in, but instead telling it to reboot, over and over again.

I finally logged in, and there was DDU, waiting for me. I was too mad to ever read the version number: I just told the fool thing to reboot again.

Could I please get you to rename the buttons on that dialogue from "yes/ no/ cancel" to "booting to safe/ straight to program/ cancel," sir?

 

I'll see what I can do. I will probably add this as it seems a good idea.