How to Uninstall the Windows Updates on My NVIDIA Driver
Windows Updates provides updates to your computer for security updates, operating system updates, software and optional items such as drivers. When you install an NVIDIA driver from Windows Update, this driver is usually the most recent or best suited for your system. In some cases, the driver installed by Windows Update is not the best one for your video card. If you notice problems after installing a driver for your NVIDIA card from Windows Update, Windows provides an option to restore the driver to its previous version.
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Instructions
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Log in to your computer's administrator account. Click the Windows "Start" button and select "Control Panel" to launch the Control Panel. Click "System and Security" to open options relating to your system's security and maintenance.
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Click "Device Manager" under "System" to open the Device Manager window. Type your administrator password or provide confirmation if asked.
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Double-click "Display Adapters" to expand the category. Double-click the name of your NVIDIA card in the list to open the device options.
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Click the "Driver" tab, and press the "Roll Back Driver" button. Click "Yes" in the "Driver Package Rollback" prompt. This confirms your decision and uninstalls the recent Windows Updates to your NVIDIA driver.
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