How can I uninstall Graphics driver?

Question

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Is my ATI graphics card supported in Ubuntu?

I want to un-install Graphics driver but I do not know how. I downloaded AMD Catalyst™ 11.11 Proprietary Linux x86 Display Driver .run file from support.AMD.com and installed it manually.

Now, I can't find how to un-install it

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i enter "sudo sh /usr/share/ati/fglrx-uninstall.sh" in terminal and in next line it asks me for password. and i can't type, everything i type don't appear in terminal

*edit2

turns out that password can be typed in but cursor is not moving as you type it and that fooled me.

Solution

IF you installed using the script, you will have the file fglrx-uninstall.sh for uninstalling the ATI drivers.

To do that, run "sudo sh /usr/share/ati/fglrx-uninstall.sh" in a terminal.

When done, run "fglrxinfo" from a terminal and it should say it's not installed.

Comments

[Bruno Pereira]

Hey @ubi, I have linked the instructions to remove and revert to the open source driver, they should work the same, if those dont work please flag this to a moderator to re open it.

[ubi]

i do that and there is problem, i enter "sudo sh /usr/share/ati/fglrx-uninstall.sh" in terminal and in next line it asks me for password. and i can't type, everything i type don't appear in terminal

[Ringtail]

edit your question to include the results

[ubi]

oh ok i'll report back

[ubi]

this time i waited 5-6 minutes and tried to type in password but still, i can't type in terminal

[ubi]

is it possible to find usr/share/ati/fglrx-uninstall.sh manually and uninstall it that way?

[DLev]

Does it beep or just not display anything at the password prompt? Usually, your password won't be displayed when you enter it.

[Ringtail]

suggest another approach,did you look at the AMD web site for directions

[ubi]

i managed to uninstall it using terminal, turns out that password can be typed in but cursor is not moving as you type it and that fooled me, thank you very much.

[Ringtail]

good. take care