With this, everything would be correct and we can enjoy our new driver without performance problems or blue screens. Logically, the next step is to install the driver, restart the PC when it is done, and once back in Windows, re-enable the network card.
In either case, the program will do its job, which we can follow in the central registry section and without warning it will restart our PC to return to Windows. If what we want is to remove the driver to install a new GPU, then we will click on Clean and shut down, so that when we carry out these two actions we can change the card, start the PC and install the new corresponding drivers. There we select GPU and the program will automatically detect the type of graphics that we have installed, after which, we will only have to click on the Clean and restart button (if we are going to change the driver). Check within DDU Options at this point to ensure what all it can/will wipe. When Safe Mode loads up, wait for the DDU App to also load up.
When you run DDU, select Safe Mode (always), and click Restart from the DDU App itself. Once it restarts, it will only enter Windows Safe Mode, presenting this new interface:Īfter this, we will have to go to the drop-down menu of Select the type of device. Also if you have any extra Displays, disconnect all except for the one you deem as the Primary Display. Here the only thing we will have to do is click on Safe Mode (Recommended) in the Boot Options drop-down menu, after which we will have to click Start and the PC will restart.
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