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<blockquote data-quote="Morro" data-source="post: 1087386" data-attributes="member: 1765">OK, with my previous PC, it was sometimes handy to have GeForce Experience installed. (I guess.) But with my current PC I think I no longer need it, and it is going to be replaced once their new program is ready. It is simply taking a bit of space on my SSD and such. Now in another thread (And to be honest in a few others as well in the past.) I saw the mention of the software NVCleanstall. It has a recommended option, and I think I saw an option for a clean installation?So I am curious to find out a few things.1) If I want to use NVVCleanstall from today or tomorrow to keep my NVidia drivers up to date, can I safely remove GeForce Experience with Revo Uninstaller without removing the drivers?2) If the drivers stay after removing GFE, should I use NVCleanstall to do a clean installation of the NVidia drivers? Because I do not know if removing GFE, also removes all the unnecessary components? By the way, currently I have the v552.44 drivers installed. (The latest drivers.)* Any tips on safely doing this is welcome. As long as I can play my games and videos at the best quality and experience, then I will be happy to get rid of GFE and only install what I only actually need. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite109" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Morro, post: 1087386, member: 1765"] OK, with my previous PC, it was sometimes handy to have GeForce Experience installed. (I guess.) But with my current PC I think I no longer need it, and it is going to be replaced once their new program is ready. It is simply taking a bit of space on my SSD and such. Now in another thread (And to be honest in a few others as well in the past.) I saw the mention of the software NVCleanstall. It has a recommended option, and I think I saw an option for a clean installation? So I am curious to find out a few things. 1) If I want to use NVVCleanstall from today or tomorrow to keep my NVidia drivers up to date, can I safely remove GeForce Experience with Revo Uninstaller without removing the drivers? 2) If the drivers stay after removing GFE, should I use NVCleanstall to do a clean installation of the NVidia drivers? Because I do not know if removing GFE, also removes all the unnecessary components? By the way, currently I have the v552.44 drivers installed. (The latest drivers.) * Any tips on safely doing this is welcome. As long as I can play my games and videos at the best quality and experience, then I will be happy to get rid of GFE and only install what I only actually need. :) [/QUOTE]

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