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Need to remove nforce platform drivers

the drivers should be in your add/remove programs.. might show up as nvidia.. click it then remove and it should give you an option on what to remove..
 
If all else fails, go to each entry in Device Manager that is related to the chipset, right click > Uninstall > tick "Delete the driver software for this device." > OK.
 
You can also go to guru3d.com and download their Driver Sweeper program. Keep in mind unless you uninstall before you clean you likely blue screen. I would suggest only running it after you get the new board installed, just to make sure you've cleared out all old software.
 
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