Author Topic: Steam Driver Update - How2revert?  (Read 762 times)

So I was looking for the wishlist on Steam (I'm not a noob to it, I just derp out a lot) and I looked at the menu and I saw the driver update button, so without thinking, I clicked it. Now 3D games run a tad slower and sometimes triangles are missing. IS there any way to revert this or otherwise fix it? I'm running Windows 7, I can't seem to find my video driver thing on my computer XP

I really need help with this, it gets worse and worse the more time I spend in-game! Now pretty much half the faces on the SLAM in G-Mod are broken. I really need to know how to revert my drivers!

It's just a graphics card driver update not a "steam driver" update. You need to tell us your graphics card.

Isn't related to drivers because that button leads you to the AMD/nVidia website where you have to answer several questions about your GPU before you get to any downloads.

It's just a graphics card driver update not a "steam driver" update. You need to tell us your graphics card.
I know this, I still need to know how to revert. If it helps any, it also installed this AMD control panel software on my machine that I didn't have before. I think one reason it may have done broke is that I don't think my graphics card was AMD anyway. I don't know what card I have.
Isn't related to drivers because that button leads you to the AMD/nVidia website where you have to answer several questions about your GPU before you get to any downloads.
Except it didn't. It didn't even open up a webpage, and it asked if I wanted to download and I clicked yes.
« Last Edit: July 19, 2012, 02:36:00 PM by TristanLuigi »

Open up control panel, and navigate to "Device Manager." If you're using category view, click on "Hardware and Sound", then "Device Manager" under the "Devices and Printers" header.

You should get a big list of all the devices in your machine. Double-click on "Display adapters", then double-click on whatever's under it.

Click on the "Driver" tab, and there should be a button labelled "Roll Back Driver." Click on that and hit yes through any prompts that pop up.

Isn't related to drivers because that button leads you to the AMD/nVidia website where you have to answer several questions about your GPU before you get to any downloads.
Depends on the card I guess, I just get a download.

ATI Radein HD 3400. I clicked Roll Back Driver, going to see if games have less break now.

ATI Radeon HD 3400. I clicked Roll Back Driver, going to see if games have less break now.

Hahaha, HD 3400.

Hahaha, HD 3400.
lol thats like
my old piece of stuff onboard.

now i have an HD 4600 :D