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How to delete nvidia drivers (Step by Step)
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00:00There's a clean, step-by-step guide to completely wiping and deleting your NVIDIA drivers using Display Driver Uninstaller, DDU,
00:07which is the gold standard for preventing driver corruption or leftover registry conflicts.
00:11Re-download DDU.
00:14Hit the tool.
00:15Download the latest version of Display Driver Uninstaller, DDU, from the official Wagnardsoft website.
00:21Distract.
00:22Extract the downloaded archive to an easy-to-find folder on your desktop, like a new folder named DDU.
00:28Prepare your system.
00:30Disconnect Internet.
00:31Unplug Ethernet.
00:33Turn off Wi-Fi.
00:33This is crucial.
00:34If your Internet is connected while you reboot, Windows Update might automatically try to reinstall a generic NVIDIA driver before
00:41you can install the clean one.
00:42Boot into Safe Mode.
00:44Open Settings.
00:45Press the Windows key plus I.
00:47Go to System, then Recovery.
00:49Advanced Startup.
00:50Next to Advanced Startup.
00:52Click Restart Now.
00:53Feel like Navigate Menus.
00:54Once your PC reboots to a blue screen, go to Troubleshoot, then Advanced Options, then Startup Settings, and click Restart.
01:01Select Option 4.
01:02When the list of options appears, press 4 or F4 on your keyboard to enable Safe Mode.
01:07Run Display Driver Uninstaller, DDU.
01:10Open DDU.
01:11Launch DisplayDriverUninstaller.xc from the folder you created in Step 1.
01:15Boot.
01:16Select Device Type.
01:17In the drop-down menu on the right side, select GPU.
01:21Select Device.
01:22In the next drop-down menu, select NVIDIA.
01:25Clean and Restart.
01:27Click the top button that says Clean and Restart.
01:29DDU will completely wipe all NVIDIA Display Drivers, GeForce Experience Components, and Registry Entries, then automatically restart your PC back
01:36into normal Windows mode.
01:37Reinstall Clean Drivers.
01:39Reconnect Internet.
01:40You can now plug your Ethernet cable back in, or turn your Wi-Fi back on.
01:45Download New Driver.
01:46Go to the official NVIDIA Driver download page, search for your specific graphics card model, and download the latest driver.
01:53Install.
01:53Run the installer.
01:54Choose NVIDIA Graphics Driver in GeForce Experience, or just the driver depending on your preference, and follow the on-screen
02:00prompts.
02:01Reboot your PC one final time when finished.
02:04And that's the full picture.
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