How to Rollback or Uninstall NVIDIA Drivers in Windows 11
Keeping your video drivers up-to-date is crucial for optimizing performance in Windows 11. But there are also rare instances where an update might create graphical anomalies in applications, produce choppy FPS (frames per second) in games, or affect the operating system’s stability. If a driver update to your NVIDIA graphics card is causing problems, you should revert to an earlier version during routine troubleshooting. This tutorial will show you how to roll back or uninstall NVIDIA drivers in Microsoft Windows. Rollback NVIDIA Driver in Device Manager Suppose you began experiencing issues immediately after updating your NVIDIA video card drivers. In that case, you can use the Device Manager in Windows 11 to revert to the driver version you were on before. Here’s how: Right-click the Start button and open Device Manager . Expand the Display adapters section. Right-click your NVIDIA GPU—e.g., NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 —and select Properties . Go to the Driver