Both AMD and NVIDIA drivers were especially bad at times. We had problems with faulty drivers for video cards and wireless network cards, which caused crashes and instability.

Which driver for which component caused you problems? Once you've managed to get into Safe Mode, follow the steps in this guide from beginning till the end.

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If that's the case for you, before taking the steps we've shown you in this tutorial, first boot into safe mode. How can I uninstall drivers in such a situation?īad drivers may cause Windows to crash with a Blue Screen of Death, which means you can no longer log in and use your computer. My PC crashes with a Blue Screen of Death. IMPORTANT: Enabling this setting means that none of your devices, connected right now or which you will connect at a later time, will get driver updates from Microsoft via Windows Update. For example, if you want to uninstall Nvidia drivers, all you have to do is find them in the list and click or tap on Uninstall.Ĭhoosing not to let Windows download drivers automatically To find if you have this option, open the Settings app from Window 10, go to Apps, and check whether your device's software is shown in the list of Apps & features. Regardless of the device, if you installed its drivers using an installer, it should also provide an uninstaller. A typical example is graphics cards from Nvidia and AMD, which have complex driver kits that also include other software. Try to delete a driver by using the device's uninstallerīefore anything else, you should check whether the driver that you want to remove has an uninstaller. NOTE: The steps from this guide show you how to uninstall drivers from Windows 10 with May 2020 Update, and also from Windows 7.

Which driver for which component caused you problems?.

How can I uninstall drivers in such a situation?

My PC crashes with a Blue Screen of Death.

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I removed the faulty drivers, but Windows reinstalls them.

Uninstall and delete the drivers completely Open the properties of the hardware device with the bad drivers Find the device or hardware component with the faulty drivers Try to delete a driver by using the device's uninstaller

Windows 10 driver uninstall tool