How to Easily Remove GeForce Experience

GeForce Experience is an application from NVIDIA that goes together with any GTX and RTX graphics cards. It lets users stream their gameplay to multiple platforms. GeForce Experience can also automatically optimize games, record gameplays and keep your graphics driver up to date.

These features may sound great however, there are other users who do not enjoy having GeForce Experience installed in their computers. Users who are having issues with GeForce Experience reports that the application takes a huge chunk of resources from the memory and processor. This issue causes FPS drops and even their game freezing.

If you are one of the users who are not enjoying GeForce Experience, you can easily remove it from your computer. Although you will not be able to enjoy the features that it comes with, you can still enjoy your games with higher FPS or Frames Per Second.

By removing GeForce Experience, you are also letting go of the feature that automatically updates your graphics driver. However, updating your graphics driver manually is actually pretty easy to perform.

Today, we will show you how you can easily uninstall GeForce Experience from your computer and how you can manually update your graphics driver

Uninstalling NVIDIA GeForce Experience

1. Hold down the “Windows” and “R” keys on your keyboard to bring up the run command line. Type in “appwiz.cpl” and press “enter” to bring up Program and Features.

2. In the Programs and Features window, look for the “NVIDIA GeForce Experience” and click “Uninstall/Change”. Simply follow the on-screen instructions and restart your computer to fully complete the uninstallation process of NVIDIA GeForce Experience.

Manually Update Your NVIDIA Graphics Driver

At this point, since you have already removed GeForce Experience from your computer you will now have to manually update your graphics driver. Manually updating your graphics driver might sound intimidating but its actually quite easy to perform.

1. Press the “Windows” and “R” keys and type in “devmgmt.msc” in the run command line and press enter.

2. In the list of devices in the Device Manager, look for “Display Adapters” and right click on your Graphics Card and Click on “Update driver”.

3. In the next window, click on “Search Automatically for Drivers” and wait for the download to complete and run the installation.

4. Once the driver has been installed successfully, restart your computer.

Bonus Tip

If you somehow want to reinstall GeForce Experience on your computer in the future, you can always download a fresh new copy of the installer from their website. If you need more guidance, follow these steps:

1. Go to NVIDIA’s office website and click “Download Now” to get the latest installer for GeForce Experience.

2. After downloading a fresh copy of GeForce Experience, double click the executable file to launch the installation. Follow the on-screen instructions on the installation wizard as per usual.

Our Final Words

We are hoping that NVIDIA does something about the issues about FPS drops as every NVIDIA graphics card owners deserves to enjoy the full features of their graphics card. If we happen to get an update from NVIDIA regarding this issue, then you can give it a try and reinstall it on your machine.