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After uninstalling GeForce Experience you will want to find your specific GPU and specific OS here as listed[www.nvidia.com], download the drivers, and make sure that the setting to install just the drivers is selected[imgur.com].
If GFE is not updating the OP's drivers and is crashing at every attempt of it to update those drivers for them, I would suffice to say that GFE is the problem.
Again, it is not needed and never really has been needed. It is a waste of resources and hard drive space when being used.
When you mess with GPU Drivers, never "update"
Clean install them every single time.