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Greg, I'm working on a crowbar now.
I did not try that. I just uninstalled my GPU from the device manager and physically removed it from the PC though, so i'm not sure if the Nvidia option is still present in the services.msc, or atleast i can't find it anymore.
Okay thanks Steve yea I got a little in a hurry and forgot to remove the hybrid drivers.... before installing the asus card dag nabit
I believe the 3D drivers make everything look a little better now that they aren't there ?
May remove G experience now that you mention issues with it
Well I only have 1 folder now so I guess all is good display 353.30 PhysX 9.15.0428
It sounds good Mike. I don't know why Nvidia puts a lot of that Junk in their drivers. They can cause all kinds of problems. You already have audio drivers, HDMI Drivers in your Motherboard drivers. It just increases the possibility of a driver conflict. Very few people use the 3D drivers, so why add them into the pot. GeForce experience in itself is OK, but along with it comes the streaming junk and a bunch of other stuff most people don't use and causes problems with other drivers. AMD does the same thing. I have no idea why. The whole point of this Tutorial was really, clean out all of the old drivers and install only what you need. I should not have included GeForce Experience in the example. But, at the time I wrote this a lot of that stuff wasn't there and caused no problems. A lot of people liked the gaming profiles they provided too. Now it's different.
Yea I've always let win updates get drivers for my little gt640 card so it's never been on the cutting edge as the most recent so this is just another new experience for me :)
I'm learning though
Cheers.
I would turn off the Nvidia Updater spyware. First look in msconfig>Startup and >Services tabs after Hiding all MS Services. Uncheck everything except your AV and any sync/stickies/gadgets.
Next type services.msc in Start Search box, disable all Services from Nvidia which are unneeded bloatware .
Yes Greg I don't have anything ticked in my start up tab though I do check it from time to time as CCleaner seems to have a habit of creeping back in. I think somewhere in the distant past I must have signed up to get reminders
John, that comes from GeForce Experience which is a part of the Nvidia Driver package. If you uninstall GeForce Experience you will not get the reminders.