However, I don't know exactly which commands to use to completely purge all nvidia related files from the system and if anything needs to be manually removed. I suspect that the first step in the process should be to use driver manager to select the nouveau driver.
#Complete uninstall nvidia drivers drivers
I would like to completely remove any nvidia drivers/files on the system and then reinstall the recommended nvidia drivers with driver manager to eliminate the possibility that somehow remnants from the other nvidia drivers are causing the current problems.
Most people forget to completely remove or dont know how.
#Complete uninstall nvidia drivers how to
For example, Firefox crashes related to the video card, Virtualbox 5.1 has which previously worked flawlessly started to experience crashes, and video problems have surfaced in virtual machines where there were previously none. In this video I show you how to properly and fully uninstall, reinstall and install Nvidia drivers. However, the system has begun to experience erratic problems that were not evident before the fan on the original video card failed. The system is running the 4.4 series kernel. The system now contains a GeForce 8500GT and again driver manager was used to install the recommended drivers for that card - Nvidia-340. Before the second card failed the driver manager was used to install the recommended drivers for that card. The fan on the Nvidia card failed and the card was replace with a different GeForce card that also failed. On my LM 18.1 system equipped with a GeForce 9500GS using nvidia drivers everything worked fine.
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