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You can normally just apply the new drivers without removing the old ones first.<br />
If you must remove then try driver rollback from device manager.
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You can normally just apply the new drivers without removing the old ones first.
If you must remove then try driver rollback from device manager.

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what's the reason behind updating the drivers?<br />
because the issue looks like more than just a &quot;drivers&quot; problem......as drivers for your video card don't load under safemode and thus there should be no problem in uninstalling them from there!
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what's the reason behind updating the drivers?
because the issue looks like more than just a "drivers" problem......as drivers for your video card don't load under safemode and thus there should be no problem in uninstalling them from there!

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Windows XP Pro, 6800GS/XT video card, trying to remove video card drivers in regular and safe mode causes the system to crash. Need drivers removed to update to the latest driver. what may I try next. thank you.
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Windows XP Pro, 6800GS/XT video card, trying to remove video card drivers in regular and safe mode causes the system to crash. Need drivers removed to update to the latest driver. what may I try next. thank you.

6800 GS/XT Driver removal

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