Display Driver Uninstaller Thread

Hey ! Nice, I didn't know !

 

They are recomending not to boot to safe mode however..

 

Yeah I saw that. Dont know why... Its blizzard ... hahaha

 

Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) V15.4.1.0 Released.

-nVidia additional cleanUP (NVVAD)
-Added a Checkbox (can be translated,already in English/French) for not checking for DDU updates on startup (affect also languages changes.)
-Added into the log the remaining folder(s) preventing the parent folder to be removed.
-Added option to use a roaming config file, so it stays for each version if people don't want to copy their settings from a previous version.
(Config is stored in the "CommonApplicationData" )
Translations updates:
-Serbian (Cyrilic / Latin) CrazY_Milojko
-Dutch (MojoW)

SHA1:8976FD5E474A062A928AEFFAE409EB78937197DC

http://www.wagnardmobile.com

 

Thank You Wagnard.

 

Thanks a lot, mate!

Cheers!

 

Hey guys, I was responsible this time around for the roaming config file, and I'd really love it if you guys could try it out, so we can figure out if it's entirely working or not. There shouldn't be any permission issues, and should work fine on any OS.

Thanks.

 

For the last couple of releases of DDU I noticed that the option to automatically download drivers was not changed. It was set to the default, automatically install.

I just ran DDU to install the 15.8beta cats. When in safe-mode I looked at the options and saw it was still set to automatic. I manually changed it to never install software. Didn't DDU do this at one time?

 

Humm yeah, its supposed to. can you email me your log at wagnard28gmail.com

and provide a screenshot of the options you are talking about.
Thanks

 

Logs and screenshot emailed to you.

 

Could be a Windows 10 only thing.

 

Seems like I made an oops. I tried the test DDU you gave me and noticed that I did get the message about changing my update settings. I pressed OK and everything went fine.

I then thought to myself that maybe there was a message using the production DDU and I may have closed it instead of pressing OK. I fired up the production version of DDU and sure enough I got the update settings message and pressed OK. Everything went fine.

So it was my fault. My bad. My humble apologies.

 

thanks for this. At the last update for my R5-230A AMD on my desktop with windows 7, I lost sound. AMD support ticket responder said to:

"Uninstall amd drivers using the Display Driver Uninstaller program in safe mode.

start the driver installation and under installation type go for custom

Install just the driver. some options are mandatory dont worry about those. After the installation is done reboot

Now install remaining items except for catalyst control center. Again don't worry about mandatory stuff. after the installation is done reboot again

install catalyst control center it should work fine ."

So I have not been able to get through the first step a few times now. My question now is this the Uninstaller I want/need considering it says recommended for R7 and above?

Am a noob.

 

oops. long day -- my appologies. It is compatible with the R5. Hope I can do this correctly this time.

 

I've been using DDU for a good long while now, always getting the latest update with prompted.

I just however had Windows Defender come up and warn me that DDU contained something dodgy called Hadsruda!bit, and then removed the DDU exe.

Did a quick Google and other people are reporting it as well:
http://www.ign.com/boards/threads/ddu-trojan.454574216/

When I downloaded the latest DDU I used the link the program gave me on it's update dialog.

What's going on?

 

Same story on my side. Windows defender detects danger. Whats going on?

 

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.

SHA1: FA75D6F83293A9F9BB826C1CA8803EC8EABDD030

http://www.wagnardmobile.com

 

Thanks a lot, Wagnard!

Regarding, false positives; I can now confirm that Windows Defender on Windows 10 does not target the exe as a threat anymore

Cheers!

 

I just cant believe yet that Microsoft own new visual studio community 2015 could cause all this mess... Its unbelievable ....

 

Is it? I mean, we're talking about Microsoft here :giggle2:

No, seriously; they need to get their sh*t together on this, tbh :bang: