Ah what an idiot yeah I meant GeForce experiencehaha .. does anyone actually use this ? Only reason I have it installed is so it notifies me about new drivers
Only long enough to install free games.
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**THE NVIDIA DRIVERS THREAD**
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Only long enough to install free games.
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Ah what an idiot yeah I meant GeForce experience
Quite a lot of people use it to record gameplay but then you have the minority who moan that they need to do a once in a lifetime sign in
No idea, but DDU will probably get rid of it.Anyone have any idea why I can't uninstall my geforce experience it's doing my nut in
https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
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I've gone back to 372.90 for my 970.
I can't prove anything but since 372.90 every driver release has felt like a performance step back in comparison.
Maybe I should upgrade, or is that giving NVIDIA what they want?
I can't prove anything but since 372.90 every driver release has felt like a performance step back in comparison.
Maybe I should upgrade, or is that giving NVIDIA what they want?
Buy a 1080Ti or Titan Xp. That will teach them!I've gone back to 372.90 for my 970.
I can't prove anything but since 372.90 every driver release has felt like a performance step back in comparison.
Maybe I should upgrade, or is that giving NVIDIA what they want?
This did uninstall it thank god think it was causing rainbow six siege to crash as before it was installed it was never happening now I'm just getting random crashes
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By the time your reaching for DDU, it's time to reformat.
Only long enough to install free games.
Yes, same here and it was uninstalled as soon as the game was activated... down side I had to go in and adjust all my game settings after GFE had wrongly adjusted them. Grrrr!!! what a pain in the rear.
Reformat my full ssd ? How will that work with having windows installed ?
Also why would I need to do this if I needed ddu to uninstall GeForce experience ?
That is a little extreme is it not?
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I don't think so. Turning to 3rd party solution to clean up an already messy situation usually just causes more mess.
In my experience, just reformat and get back to a nice clean state of affairs.
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Dunno. But I am just envisioning registry corruption, orphaned files etc etc etc... Problems installing Geforce experience in the future...
The point is, if the Nvdia uninstaller isn't able to uninstall GFE it's self, turning to a 3rd party solution to do it is just going to compound the mess.
I use DDU every time I install a new driver and I've never had an issue with it, going back years now. Unless your Windows install is inherently broken somehow, there's no reason why there should be any future problems after using it. The entire point of the program is that it cleans out everything driver-related so you can start fresh, free from any potential conflicts or issues caused by cruft from old installations.