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How to Roll Back Nvidia Drivers

You can roll back Nvidia graphics drivers to a previous version through Windows Device Manager, since GeForce Experience doesn't support it.

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  1. New graphics drivers don't always improve performance, and a bad update can be undone by rolling drivers back.

  2. Nvidia drivers can be rolled back on Windows 10 and 11 using Device Manager, since GeForce Experience doesn't offer that option.

  3. To roll back, right-click the GPU in Device Manager, open Properties, go to the Driver tab, and select Roll Back Driver.

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New graphics drivers usually mean better performance, but that's not always the case. If you've run into an issue after a recent update, you may want to roll back your drivers to make sure your PC is working properly again. If you want to remove your old/new drivers and replace them with others, check out the Nvidia driver rollback guide we've put together for you!

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Nvidia's GeForce Experience can make it easy to update and reinstall your GPU drivers, but unfortunately there's no way to roll them back to a previous version through it. For that, you can use Device Manager on Windows 10 and 11:

  • Use Windows Search to search for Device Manager and select the matching result.
  • In the list of components, find the icon labeled Display Adapters and select the arrow next to it, or double-click it. Your graphics card or chip will then appear in the dropdown.
  • Right-click your GPU and select Properties.
  • Select the Driver tab at the top of the new window that opens.
  • Select Roll Back Driver.
  • Select your reason for rolling back and select Yes. Then wait for the rollback to finish.

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