Cant update to ATI 10.3 drivers from 9.12, help?

[Wildside]

I've tried this once n i decided to try again just now. When i go to install or uninstall old drivers, the program quits itself. I cannot continue further after that. I remember last time i uninstalled my old drivers once but i still couldnt install the new 10.3 driver. What are my opens to fixing this problem?

EDIT:

i think i need to really clean my system of any viruses n stuff first n see if that helps. Anyone recommend a freeware i can use?

 

[95BlackGA]

MalwareBytes, CCleaner, Spybot and AVG are my personal choices.

Do you have admin rights? Try running in compatibility mode. Do you get to at least extract the installer to C:\ATI\***? You can at least update the driver if you've been able to extract. The bad thing about that is not being able to update CCC.

 

[Wildside]

MalwareBytes, CCleaner, Spybot and AVG are my personal choices.

Do you have admin rights? Try running in compatibility mode. Do you get to at least extract the installer to C:\ATI\***? You can at least update the driver if you've been able to extract. The bad thing about that is not being able to update CCC.

i can extract it yes. When it goes to the options of Install or Uninstall, it doesnt continue after that. Compatibility mode doesnt work.

 

[Trotter]

Safe mode?

 

[yzmxer608]

That happened to me, got sick of it (and because of other things) I reformated. Solved it for a little while then started again. Now I just manually install and uninstall the drivers through the device manager. The rest of the CCC still works so I just use that version. Trotter has a good point, not sure if I ever tried it in safe mode before though, worth a try if you haven't.

 

[Wildside]

That happened to me, got sick of it (and because of other things) I reformated. Solved it for a little while then started again. Now I just manually install and uninstall the drivers through the device manager. The rest of the CCC still works so I just use that version. Trotter has a good point, not sure if I ever tried it in safe mode before though, worth a try if you haven't.

ah yes good ol' device manager root. I shall try that one.

Safe mode wont do anything for me knowing ive tried before.

 

[Slaymate]

Your system may have some leftover files still installed that are causing a conflict with the newer files. Have you tried running Driver Sweeper from within Safe Mode, rebooting and installing?
Guru3D - Driver Sweeper (no installer) download from Guru3D.com

 

[Wildside]

Your system may have some leftover files still installed that are causing a conflict with the newer files. Have you tried running Driver Sweeper from within Safe Mode, rebooting and installing?
Guru3D - Driver Sweeper (no installer) download from Guru3D.com

i have used that before. Perhaps i can try again. Last time i did i had to go back to my old restore point because i couldnt install the new drivers.