roll back nvidia driver - NVIDIA Graphics Driver Rollback

If your GPU started stuttering, crashing, or showing artifacts after a recent update, you may need to roll back nvidia driver to a stable release. This page helps you quickly find the correct package for NVIDIA Graphics Driver Rollback, plus clear steps to install, roll back, and troubleshoot on Windows 7 32-Bit, Windows 10 32-Bit, Windows 11.

We keep things simple - one trusted place to download, install, and, if needed, safely roll back nvidia driver versions for your system’s Video Adapters.

Download - NVIDIA Graphics Driver Rollback driver

Device type: Video Adapters

Supported OS: Windows 7 32-Bit, Windows 10 32-Bit, Windows 11

Date added: 2025-11-21

Tip: After installing, you can still roll back nvidia driver from Device Manager if the new build causes issues.

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How to install

Troubleshooting common issues

- Roll Back button is greyed out: You likely installed fresh or Windows replaced the driver. Use Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) in Safe Mode, then install your preferred version and disable automatic driver updates temporarily. - Black screen or flicker after install: Reboot to Safe Mode → DDU cleanup → reinstall using Clean installation. If needed, roll back nvidia driver to your last stable build. - Code 43 or 31 in Device Manager: Ensure Secure Boot isn’t blocking unsigned builds. Install WHQL drivers when possible and update Windows to the latest cumulative update. - Installer fails with incompatible OS: Confirm you’re on a supported OS: Windows 7 32-Bit, Windows 10 32-Bit, Windows 11. Match 32‑bit/64‑bit properly. - Windows keeps auto‑updating GPU driver: Pause Windows Update, use Group Policy or Device Installation Settings to block automatic driver downloads, then install your chosen version. - Games crash after update: Use NVIDIA Control Panel → Restore defaults, verify overlays, then test a previous driver. If stability returns, keep the rolled‑back version until a newer stable release is available.

FAQ

How do I quickly roll back nvidia driver via Device Manager?
Open Device Manager → Display adapters → NVIDIA → Properties → Driver → Roll Back Driver. Choose a reason and confirm. If the button is unavailable, reinstall the previous version manually and try again.

What’s the difference between clean install and roll back?
Clean install removes existing profiles and components before installing the new version. Roll back nvidia driver restores the previously installed version without a full cleanup. Use clean install when switching major versions or after errors.

How can I prevent Windows from reinstalling a newer driver?
Pause updates, set Device Installation Settings to No for automatic drivers, or use Group Policy: Computer Configuration → Administrative Templates → Windows Components → Windows Update → Do not include drivers with Windows Updates.

Which driver type is best - Game Ready or Studio?
Game Ready is optimized for the latest titles; Studio is tuned for creative stability. If stability is your priority or you frequently roll back nvidia driver, Studio may be preferable.

How do I verify the installed version?
Device Manager → NVIDIA → Properties → Driver tab → check Driver Version and Driver Date. You can also open NVIDIA Control Panel → System Information for detailed components.

Why download from driverfiles.net?

- Clean files - no bundled extras, verified sources for Video Adapters. - Clear guidance - simple steps for install and rollback on Windows 7 32-Bit, Windows 10 32-Bit, Windows 11. - Trusted structure - transparent details for NVIDIA Graphics Driver Rollback with version, file, and date fields, plus safe fallback instructions.

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