Our CPU overheating guide should help you troubleshoot the problem. Finally, if your PC misbehaves, the issue might be related to your CPU running too hot.

We also have a handy guide showing you how to check what motherboard you have. If you already know how to reset your display driver but are looking for ways to quickly and easily check your PC specs, read our guide on how to check your computer specs. Our guide will explain not only how to reset your GPU driver but also how to reinstall it and altogether remove, in needed, with the help of a utility called display driver uninstaller or DDU. If you want to know how to reset your graphics driver, read on. One of the easiest ways to fix driver-related issues is to reset or reinstall your graphics driver. Your graphics card may work completely fine when it comes to hardware, but software and driver-related issues can be as severe as hardware-related problems. Now both OSes are ready for whatever Nvidia card I throw at the system, and won't have to worry about any leftover drivers potentially ruining anything (although I feel the chance of that being the case is small).One of the reasons for a sudden onset of GPU-related issues on your PC may be the graphics driver.

Went ahead and uninstalled the program, just 'cause, and that's where I am now. Canceled my way through it, reinstalled the generic display driver Win98 has on hand, restarted, and the message was gone. Any who, went ahead and made sure there was nothing ATI or Nvidia left in the system, and had no problems doing so. 😜Īfter removing the 2GB of RAM and inserting 512MB of RAM, I was able to boot into safe mode, install Driver Cleaner, and man, this program has everything. I downloaded it just fine, transferred it over to the machine in question, tried to enter safe mode and - rats!, HiMemX wasn't loaded, so Windows 98 SE, unable to comprehend what the hell 2GB of RAM is, gave me an error and shut the PC down.

So, I just finished using the 'Drive Cleaner' software you provided, and it worked great! I'll try this out tomorrow, and see if my Win98SE install either dies of viruses or fails to function. In my little bit of research I did, I saw this 'Driver Cleaner' too, but if I remember correctly, it didn't say anything about Win9X.

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