I don't like needless stuff and leftovers from earlier drivers in Windows registry or on SSD/HDD. Reason for 1+2+3+4: I like things to be perfect and that includes OS in perfect shape, drivers, programs.etc. All in all complete driver removal can be a huge time consuming process in my case and I don't have so much free time in past year or so. And I have more than one gaming rig at my home: my rig + my older son + my younger son + my daughter. and anyone who like me is using similar complete driver removal method knows how this can be a pain in the ass if you are testing few drivers a day for benching or to compare few drivers on same rig when I bought some new game. manualy removal of driver registry keys leftovers (also Driver Sweeper hasn't cleaned all registry keys for newer Radeon/GeForce drivers) manualy driver files removal from HDD/SSD (Driver Sweeper hasn't cleaned all driver files)Ĥ). regular driver uninstall method via Control PanelĢ). Before DDU for complete driver removal I was using by this order:ġ). I'm using DDU approximately from late November 2013.

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