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Info: nVidia Driver Cleaning Guide
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Given a new thread as a guide since it will help new people avoid driver conflicts which can cause game crashes and poor benchmarks.
__________________(Best to disconnect internet before uninstalling driver so PC does not look for new drivers on the net after reboot) Thx Crash (Original thread here) Step 1: Find the driver version installed at present Control Panel ![]() ![]() Write down the driver version... Mine is 7.1.2.4. Step 2: Download nVidia Nasty File Remover Step 3: Uninstall old drivers by following step 1 and clicking Uninstall Drivers. (This will uninstall GPU drivers only which is good if you have an nForce board because Control Panel can sometimes uninstall all nVidia drivers) Step 4: Reboot PC Step 5: Run nVidia Nasty File Remover and search for all files that relate to your driver version. I would look for all files that are 7.1.2.4 if I uninstalled mine. Select them and delete them. Step 6: Reboot PC Step 7: Install new drivers. Check HERE for newest nVidia drivers that are suitable for your GPU. (Always reboot after installing drivers)
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