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2. Download Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) from its official website. This will remove everything of your current GPU drivers, including temporary folder. The software works for both NVidia and AMD. Just choose the one that you have after opening the program. Windows, though it claimed that uninstalling software will remove everything but it does not in reality. DDU will remove every trace including entries in the Registry. I always use it before installing the latest driver each time.
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