Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. Article Summary. Part 1. This icon is used on wikiHow as fair use because it is being used to provide how-to instructions. Click the View tab. It's in the menu bar at the top of the screen. Click This PC. It's in the menu bar to the left next to an icon that resembles a computer screen. This displays all the drives connected to your computer.
Click the drive that contains your Windows installation. It's next to an icon of a hard drive with the Windows logo over it. This is most likely the C: drive. It's one of the hidden folders in the root drive. Then press the Delete key. Click the back arrow to navigate back to the Windows Install C: drive. Click the back arrow at the top of Windows Explorer to navigate back to the Windows Install disk.
It's in the Windows install C: drive. Then navigate back to the Windows Installation drive. If you have the bit version of Windows, you will also have a "Program Files x86 " folder. Click this folder to open it. The "Users" folder is in the Windows Install Drive. It contains a folder for each Windows user on your machine. Click the folder that has your username.
Click the back arrow. It's at the top of the Windows Explorer window. This navigates back to the AppData folder. Then press the Delete key to remove the folders. Part 2. Open the Control Panel and click Uninstall a program. It's below "Programs" in the Control Panel. A complete list of all programs and applications installed on your computer will display on-screen.
If you are using Windows 8, right-click the Start menu and click Programs and Features. All programs are listed in alphabetical order in the Programs and Features page. It's the second tab at the top of the software list.
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Victor Mangur. Disclosure: We may receive compensation when you click on links. Created: February 2, Updated: August 6, How to boot in safe mode It is recommended to start in Safe Mode to remove the Nvidia driver because some files might be in use and, thus, not accessible to uninstall.
Go to the Boot tab. Select your current OS when more than one OS installed. Tick the Safe boot box and click OK. Click on the Restart button. A computer will be booted in safe mode. Now you can proceed to safely uninstall Nvidia drivers. How to uninstall Nvidia drivers Now we can move onto the main subject. Go to the Display Adapters section, right-click on the Nvidia adapter and select the Uninstall Device item.
Uninstall using standard Windows utility For the second case, when we really want to remove all Nvidia programs, we could do it with a standard Windows utility — Programs and Features. Click the Uninstall a program item if the view is organized by the Category option.
If a view is sorted by icons, just click the Programs and Features item. Confirm removal in the appearing Nvidia Uninstaller. Battlefield 5 stuttering with new drivers. Have to reinstall nvidia drivers every reboot or low fps. Errors on Drivers newer than Second Monitor gets "no input" with any driver after Screen flashing partially black and rare crashes. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Correct way to uninstall and reinstall Geforce drivers Mod can we get a sticky please.
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