How to Uninstall GPU Drivers Using DDU
Step 1: Download the DDU installer from the Guru3D dedicated webpage. Then, select one of the Download Locations links.
Step 2: Once you’ve downloaded the installer file, unzip it to the location of your choice. Then, open the extracted folder and double-click on DDU vxyz.ab.c.exe to launch the self-extraction tool.

Step 3: Reboot your system to Safe Mode using the Advanced Recovery.

Step 4: In Safe mode, open the DDU folder and double-click on Display Driver Uninstaller.exe to launch it.

Step 5: In the Options window, select your preferences. Uncheck specific files or add-on software from the list if you wish to keep them.

Step 6: Once you’ve made the changes per your preferences, click Close.

Step 7: The DDU window should now open. On the right side, click select device type dropdown > GPU.

Step 8: Now, select your GPU manufacturer – NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel

Step 9: Finally, click on Clean and restart.

And that’s it. DDU will uninstall your graphics driver, clean up the registry, remove any leftover files, and reboot your system. Once your PC boots up, connect it to the internet, and Windows will automatically fetch the latest stable driver.
If your computer has NVIDIA’s graphics, check our guide on installing and updating NVIDIA’s drivers without GeForce Experience.
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Last updated on 28 August, 2024
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