[ANSWERED] Removing of graphic drivers ?

Hi everyone,

so my question is simple , like the title said and more precisly i have i doubt removing those drivers the 3 of them intel nvidia and amd i am wondering if i remove those i will not have problem in installing mine after ? like for example those for amd ? and thanks for your answer.

PS : has anyone done this before and have no problem with this ?

i forget to say something also is there any topic here for what component safe/danger to remove like those from old times belong to RT7Lite Winstorm because i havent seen one here winstorm and thanks for your answer.

hi

i remove each time all graphic driver and after that i integrate my graphic driver (newest) to the image and never got any problems (INTEL, ATI and NVIDIA i tried them all)

about the save to remove, i would say if you keep the components you want and need its good enough only the Optimazations (and Experimental) components  are a bit tricky

Echap wrote:

Hi everyone,

so my question is simple , like the title said and more precisly i have i doubt removing those drivers the 3 of them intel nvidia and amd i am wondering if i remove those i will not have problem in installing mine after ? like for example those for amd ? and thanks for your answer.

PS : has anyone done this before and have no problem with this ?

I confirm what KrX said ...

Echap wrote:

i forget to say something also is there any topic here for what component safe/danger to remove like those from old times belong to RT7Lite Winstorm because i havent seen one here winstorm and thanks for your answer.

All WinReducer EX-70 are safe to remove. There are still few bugs left but I will correct them as soon as I could.

You could test "Automatic Removing Process" (to remove all depend components you will choose) + "Optimize ISO Size" (to help you reduce your ISO size).

The best methodology to use WinReducer EX-70 is to create your ISO step by step (= category by category) to avoid troubles, and always test your ISO in a virtual machine (VMware Player or Virtualbox for example) before physically install it.

Ok guys thanks i ll go this way and test it .

Moved to the HELP section, because its not really a request