How to completely remove PD5.50?

[Shoyu]

In order to avoid the "getting kicked back to desktop" problem with some OpenGL games, I installed PD5.30+TurboGL for a nice stable system. Bad things started to happen when I was a bit curious and installed the PD5.50 drivers to see whether the ICD is faster.

I used the uninstaller, overwrote the 5.50 files when the setup of 5.30 asked me to, but still get problems from the PD5.50 installation.

Is there anything else I should be doing to completely remove 5.50 from my system?

Thanks in advance for any tips.

[Jorden]

Did you reboot inbetween using the latest uninstaller and reinstalling the old drivers?

btw, when the setup asks you for the new drivers, don't let it auto-install the latest drivers (press cancel), but instead point it to the right directory where it can get the drivers from.

Jorden.

[This message has been edited by Jorden (edited 08 February 2000).]

[Shoyu]

Thankyou for your reply.

Yes, I used the uninstaller, rebooted, pointed the auto-install to the W9x_530 folder, rebooted again. Problems from 550 still existed, at least for the game I play most, Quake Team Fortress.

I somehow managed to get rid of the problem after a while though, and I think it was after I ran "setup.exe" from the W9x_530 folder.

[Jorden]

Have you reinstalled the TGL (rightclick the monitor icon in the system tray, choose TurboGL Manager) if you use TGL at least?

Running the setup.exe from the MGA-folder helps alot as well, and even reinstalling DirectX can help alot !

Jorden.