uninstall and reinstall nvidia drivers - NVIDIA Graphics Driver Uninstall/Reinstall

If your display is flickering, games are crashing, or CUDA apps won’t launch, a clean driver refresh can help. This guide shows you how to uninstall and reinstall nvidia drivers quickly and safely, with a direct download section for the NVIDIA Graphics Driver Uninstall/Reinstall device, plus step‑by‑step install instructions and fixes for common errors.

Supported device type: Video Adapters | Supported OS: Windows 7 32-Bit, Windows 8 32-Bit, Windows 10 32-Bit, Windows 11

Download - NVIDIA Graphics Driver Uninstall/Reinstall NVIDIA Driver

Device Type: Video Adapters

Operating System: Windows 7 32-Bit, Windows 8 32-Bit, Windows 10 32-Bit, Windows 11

Date added: 2025-11-21

For a clean refresh, download the correct package for your OS, then follow the reinstall steps below. Click on the download link.

How to install

Troubleshooting after you uninstall and reinstall nvidia drivers

• Installer failed or freezes: Temporarily disable antivirus, ensure enough disk space, and run the installer as administrator. Re‑download to rule out corruption.
• No compatible hardware found: Confirm your GPU model supports the package and that you picked the correct OS build (e.g., Windows 10 vs 11, 64‑bit).
• Windows keeps installing an older driver: Disconnect from the internet during removal. In System → Advanced system settings → Hardware → Device Installation Settings, set “No” temporarily, then install your driver.
• Black screen or Code 43: Perform a clean install and update motherboard BIOS and chipset drivers. If overclocked, revert to stock clocks.
• DCH vs Standard: Modern Windows prefers DCH. If your OEM image expects Standard, uninstall completely and install the matching type consistently.
• Game stutter after reinstall: In NVIDIA Control Panel, reset global settings, then set Power management mode → Prefer maximum performance for affected titles.

FAQ

How often should I uninstall and reinstall nvidia drivers?
Only when you encounter issues, after GPU swaps, or when moving between major driver branches. Routine updates don’t require a clean uninstall.

Do I need DDU for NVIDIA Graphics Driver Uninstall/Reinstall?
Not always. The NVIDIA installer’s Clean installation option usually works. Use DDU if you have persistent errors, Code 43, or are switching between GPU vendors.

Which package should I choose for my OS?
Match the installer to your OS: Windows 7 32-Bit, Windows 8 32-Bit, Windows 10 32-Bit, Windows 11 and system type (64‑bit). For most users, the DCH driver is recommended on modern Windows.

Will this work for my device type?
Yes, this package targets Video Adapters. Always verify the GPU model and OS build before installing.

Where do I find the version I installed?
Open NVIDIA Control Panel → System Information, or Device Manager → Display adapters → Properties → Driver tab. Driver Version: .

Does this process help with FPS drops and crashes?
Often, yes. A clean reinstall can replace corrupted files and reset settings that cause stutter or crashes when you uninstall and reinstall nvidia drivers.

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