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Installing New Graphics Drivers

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AMD Motherboard

I downloaded two apps:

Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) v18.0.0.1 -> This version works with XP ->
Tried several other versions that had problems

AMD Catalyst Software Suite for XP v14.4 -> Extracted driver folders with 7-Zip ->
Not installing other utilities

DDU uninstalls AMD display and audio drivers. I pointed the Hardware Wizard to
the new audio and display driver folders. Installed audio drivers quickly. Will not
install display drivers.

Using the INF file, I tried to manually install the display drivers:

Context Menu -> Install -> Failed to install drivers

What can I do to install the new display drivers?

Write a model of the motherboard, because many AMD motherboards use the nVidia chipset, and the video card there is also from nVidia.

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I've got all the info on the motherboard. It's an AMD chipset. There must be a reason why
the Hardware Wizard refuses to install the display drivers.

DDU removes everything related to your old display drivers. It's like you're doing a fresh
install of XP.

Description of DDU:

"Display Driver Uninstaller, or DDU, is a driver utility programs that allows you to remove all
traces of NVIDIA, AMD, and INTEL display and audio drivers from Windows. This allows you
to perform a clean install of new drivers so that there are no potential issues with previous
versions."

But still write the model of the motherboard, maybe there is an older video card, for example Rageon IGP, they need older drivers, in 14.4 these video cards are no longer supported.

 

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