Can You Strip A Geforce Experience Driver?

I stripped my normal nvidia graphic driver and only had the one background process running in the background. I decided to install a geforce experience driver separately and now I have about 10 nvidia container and nvidia share processes in the background. Is there anyway to strip a geforce experience or should I DDU it and install it along with the original nvidia graphic driver?

 

I would use ddu, but, before doing so, I suggest you download the new driver you want, and save it.
Then on restart, install the driver as custom installation.

 

DDU, custom install, remove telemetry etc. will result in 1x driver, no Processes or Services on W7x64, unsure how extreme W10 (esp. the latest version+latest nVidia driver versions) will go.

Search Ghacks for NVCleaninstall, NV Updater and nvidia telemetry in the last ~2 years, esp. comments + github links, for more details.

 

Obviously, as Conan already mentioned DDU, and appears to like and knows that/

and has read​

the instructions.
Recommended usage: /
The tool can be used in Normal mode but for absolute stability when using DDU - Display Driver Uninstaller,
Safemode is always the best.
Make a backup or a system restore (but it should normally be pretty safe).
To be honest, I would not mess with it myself, unless the graphics are playing up.
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