1 - Uninstall driver through device manager2 - Under programs and features: unistall Nvidia physX > Nvidia geforce experience > Nvidia graphics driver.3 - Use DDU (normal mode, dont go under safe mode) and remove every NVIDIA files (ddu download here Display Driver Uninstaller Download version 18.0.5.4)4 - Restart (automatically by DDU)5 - Installed latest driver using custom mode, check the clean installation and DONT install geforce experience
NVIDIA GeForce Desktop 364.51 For Windows 10 [x64] [Latest]
If you have an Nvidia graphics cards it's recommended that you avoid installing the latest 364.47 and 364.51 drivers for the time being. As reports have been pouring via Nvidia's official GeForce forums, reddit users, neogaf forums and various sites of the 364.47 GeForce drivers causing a wide range of serious issues and the subsequently released 364.51 drivers having not effectively resolved them as of yet.________________________________________[UPDATE1 03/09/2016 08:16 AM] Users are reporting that NVIDIA has officially rolled back to 362.00 as the default last stable driver version. GeForce experience now lists this driver as the last stable release and the subsequent 364.51 update as BETA. It's highly recommended that if you have run into any of the issues being reported that you uninstall your Nvidia GeForce drivers in Windows safe mode and roll back to the 362.00 release.________________________________________
[UPDATE2 03/09/2016 04:50 PM]Nvidia's Sean Pelletier has reached out to clarify. The 362.00 driver is still the latest WHQL certified and will remain so while the latest 364.51 driver is pending certification. The 364.51 is a Beta driver and has been submitted to Microsoft for WHQL certification. It's expected to be back and posted by tomorrow.Under GeForce Experience, users have the option to show "ALL" drivers which will include the latest 364.51 Beta. Those who are not seeing the 364.51 driver version as an option do not have "show Beta" selected as an option. 2ff7e9595c
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