Best Way to Reset Graphics Drivers in Windows 11

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In Windows 11, how do you restart your graphics driver?

• Press the Windows key, Ctrl, Shift, and B in step one.
• As the driver updates, your screen(s), if not already black, will flash to black.

On Windows 11, how to reinstall your graphics driver

• Use Windows search to look up Device Manager.
• Find your graphics chip under Display Adapters. It will be listed as Intel UHD, AMD Radeon, or some version.
• Select Uninstall device by performing a right-click on the entry. Restarting your computer after a brief period of time during which your screen may flicker off and on is necessary.

• Find Add or uninstall apps using the Windows 11 search box and choose the relevant result.
• To locate Nvidia, AMD, or Intel graphics drivers, utilize the search bar or scroll through the list. Uninstall can be chosen from the right-side three-dot menu by selecting it.

• Optional: You can optionally use Display Driver Uninstaller, generally known as DDU, a third-party program, to ensure that all of your drivers have been entirely deleted. Visit the official website to learn how to use it and download it.
• Restart your computer and wait for it to restart in step four.
• Go to the website of the company that makes your graphics card and download the most recent version of the necessary driver for it. Their individual download pages are:
• To replace your graphics driver, launch the graphics card driver installer and adhere to the prompts displayed on the screen.

By Monica Green

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