NVIDIA, AMD, Realtek drivers won't install on Windows 11/10

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Sometimes, drivers from the likes of NVIDIA, AMD, and Realtek install themselves, appears on the list just don't reply. At other times, they just pass up to install on Windows 10. What's ane supposed to exercise nether such a state of affairs? Many advise reinstalling the drivers; all the same, this trick seldom helps. Here'due south a method that might aid y'all!

NVIDIA, AMD, Realtek drivers won't install

Sometimes, the drivers but decline to install as there are traces of earlier versions left backside or incomplete installation which create a conflict. Display Driver Uninstaller or DDU is a driver removal utility that completely uninstalls AMD/Intel/NVIDIA graphics card drivers and packages from your arrangement. It does not leave anything behind.

Use Display Driver Uninstaller to uninstall NVIDIA & AMD drivers

Before proceeding further, create a organisation restore point.

Now, to download NVIDIA drivers, go to the NVIDIA website, find the 'Drivers' tab, search for your NVIDIA driver and download it. Besides, save it to your Desktop. This step will make things easier for us later.

Now, download & install Display Driver Uninstaller.

Once the installation is complete, open up the tool and look for 'Select Graphic Driver' description. Merely adjacent to information technology, you will detect a drop-downwardly pointer. Click information technology and select NVIDIA from the list of options displayed.

Next, hit the 'Clean and restart (Highly Recommended)' to clean the driver. This will restart your PC.

Try installing the driver again.

Similarly, using this tool, you can uninstall AMD drivers. AMD users can likewise use the AMD Clean Uninstall Utility.

The trouble should be resolved.

Uninstall Realtek and Microsoft UAA Drivers

Installation errors often associated with the Realtek Hard disk audio drivers are commonly a issue of either an error in overwriting the files inside the default Windows driver or conflict with the Microsoft Universal Audio Architecture. So, you lot'll need to uninstall existing Realtek and Microsoft UAA Drivers and so reinstall Realtek driver. Do the following,

Kick Windows in Safety Mode.

At present, load Windows Device Manager. Find and click 'System Devices'.

When the System Devices card expands, right-click 'Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio' and select 'Disable'. Restart the computer.

Once more, go back to Windows Devices Managing director and await for 'Sound, Video and Game Controllers' entry. When seen, double-click it to expand its carte du jour.

Hither, correct-click the Realtek audio device and select 'Uninstall' option. Click 'OK' to confirm.

Again, double-click 'Organization Devices'. When its menu expands, correct-click the disabled 'Microsoft UAA Bus Commuter for High Definition Sound' device and select 'Uninstall'. Close the Device Manager.

Assuming you have a new copy of the Realtek driver downloaded, double-click the "Realtek" commuter installation and proceed to install the driver.

Boot the computer into Normal Mode and restart the computer.

Hope this works for you lot.

Anand Khanse is the Admin of TheWindowsClub.com, a 10-year Microsoft MVP (2006-16) & a Windows Insider MVP. Please read the unabridged mail service & the comments first, create a System Restore Signal before making any changes to your system & be conscientious about any 3rd-party offers while installing freeware.