This article provides information about the AMD Cleanup Utility and is organized into the following sections:

Using AMD Cleanup Utility

After downloading the AMD Cleanup Utility, locate the file where it was saved and double-click on the “AMDCleanupUtility.exe’ file.

A dialogue box should appear stating AMD Cleanup Utility has detected the system is not in safe mode and provide an option to reboot the system to run the Utility in safe mode:

• Click “Yes” the system will be rebooted and AMD Cleanup Utility will run in safe mode.
• Click “No” the AMD Cleanup Utility will run in normal mode.

NOTE! It is recommended to use the AMD Cleanup Utility in Windows® safe mode environment for best results.

The next dialogue box provides a warning message stating that the AMD Cleanup Utility will remove all AMD driver and application components:

• Click "OK " to continue
• Click "Cancel " stop and exit the AMD Cleanup Utility

After clicking “OK” the Utility will be minimized to the notification area (system tray) and the progress will be displayed as a tool tip.

The cleanup process will continue to run in the background. To check the progress, hover the mouse over the AMD icon in the notification area.

NOTE! During the cleanup process, the display may flicker or turn black for a few seconds. This is normal while driver components are being removed.

Once the cleanup process is finished, a message is displayed stating it has successfully completed. Click “View Report” to see the list of components that were uninstalled, otherwise click “Finish” to exit the Utility.

On the final dialogue box, click “Yes” to reboot the computer.

​NOTE! The system must be rebooted after running the Utility to apply new settings.

Troubleshooting

If you run into any issues during the execution of the Utility, you can recover the system to its prior state using the Windows® System Restore Point (AMD Cleanup Utility Restore Point) that is created by the Utility before performing cleanup activity.

This article provides information about the AMD Cleanup Utility and is organized into the following sections:

Using AMD Cleanup Utility

After downloading the AMD Cleanup Utility, locate the file where it was saved and double-click on the “AMDCleanupUtility.exe’ file.

A dialogue box should appear stating AMD Cleanup Utility has detected the system is not in safe mode and provide an option to reboot the system to run the Utility in safe mode:

• Click “Yes” the system will be rebooted and AMD Cleanup Utility will run in safe mode.
• Click “No” the AMD Cleanup Utility will run in normal mode.

NOTE! It is recommended to use the AMD Cleanup Utility in Windows® safe mode environment for best results.

The next dialogue box provides a warning message stating that the AMD Cleanup Utility will remove all AMD driver and application components:

• Click "OK " to continue
• Click "Cancel " stop and exit the AMD Cleanup Utility

After clicking “OK” the Utility will be minimized to the notification area (system tray) and the progress will be displayed as a tool tip.

The cleanup process will continue to run in the background. To check the progress, hover the mouse over the AMD icon in the notification area.

NOTE! During the cleanup process, the display may flicker or turn black for a few seconds. This is normal while driver components are being removed.

Once the cleanup process is finished, a message is displayed stating it has successfully completed. Click “View Report” to see the list of components that were uninstalled, otherwise click “Finish” to exit the Utility.

On the final dialogue box, click “Yes” to reboot the computer.

​NOTE! The system must be rebooted after running the Utility to apply new settings.

Troubleshooting

If you run into any issues during the execution of the Utility, you can recover the system to its prior state using the Windows® System Restore Point (AMD Cleanup Utility Restore Point) that is created by the Utility before performing cleanup activity.

This article provides information about the AMD Cleanup Utility and is organized into the following sections:

Using AMD Cleanup Utility

After downloading the AMD Cleanup Utility, locate the file where it was saved and double-click on the “AMDCleanupUtility.exe’ file.

A dialogue box should appear stating AMD Cleanup Utility has detected the system is not in safe mode and provide an option to reboot the system to run the Utility in safe mode:

• Click “Yes” the system will be rebooted and AMD Cleanup Utility will run in safe mode.
• Click “No” the AMD Cleanup Utility will run in normal mode.

NOTE! It is recommended to use the AMD Cleanup Utility in Windows® safe mode environment for best results.

The next dialogue box provides a warning message stating that the AMD Cleanup Utility will remove all AMD driver and application components:

• Click "OK " to continue
• Click "Cancel " stop and exit the AMD Cleanup Utility

After clicking “OK” the Utility will be minimized to the notification area (system tray) and the progress will be displayed as a tool tip.

The cleanup process will continue to run in the background. To check the progress, hover the mouse over the AMD icon in the notification area.

NOTE! During the cleanup process, the display may flicker or turn black for a few seconds. This is normal while driver components are being removed.

Once the cleanup process is finished, a message is displayed stating it has successfully completed. Click “View Report” to see the list of components that were uninstalled, otherwise click “Finish” to exit the Utility.

On the final dialogue box, click “Yes” to reboot the computer.

​NOTE! The system must be rebooted after running the Utility to apply new settings.

Troubleshooting

If you run into any issues during the execution of the Utility, you can recover the system to its prior state using the Windows® System Restore Point (AMD Cleanup Utility Restore Point) that is created by the Utility before performing cleanup activity.