I have an updated driver for my video card that was downloaded as part of the
microsoft update process. After installing the updated driver it conflicted
with the latest driver from ATI. I did a system restore and all is well
again except when I check for microsoft updates it says the update is
downloaded an ready for installation. I realize I could tell update to not
show this update but it is 20mb's and I'd like to remove it from my HD. How
can I delete the donloaded but uninstalled update?

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deertroy wrote:
> I have an updated driver for my video card that was downloaded as part of
> the microsoft update process. After installing the updated driver it
> conflicted with the latest driver from ATI. I did a system restore and
> all
> is well again except when I check for microsoft updates it says the update
> is downloaded an ready for installation. I realize I could tell update to
> not show this update but it is 20mb's and I'd like to remove it from my
> HD.
> How can I delete the donloaded but uninstalled update?

deertroy <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I have an updated driver for my video card that was downloaded as
> part of the microsoft update process. After installing the updated
> driver it conflicted with the latest driver from ATI. I did a system
> restore and all is well again except when I check for microsoft
> updates it says the update is downloaded an ready for installation.
> I realize I could tell update to not show this update but it is
> 20mb's and I'd like to remove it from my HD. How can I delete the
> donloaded but uninstalled update?

I'm not 100% sure, but I do know you should *never* download drivers/driver
updates from MS. Always get your drivers from the hardware manufacturer.

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