TechPowerUp today released the latest version of NVCleanstall
our free and handy utility that lets you take greater control over your NVIDIA GeForce software installation by customizing it to a far greater degree than the NVIDIA installer, and disabling features such as Telemetry. Version 1.1.0 introduces a few handy changes, beginning with a now working dependency resolution algorithm, improved error-handling when no Internet connectivity is found, and improvements to the user-interface. Crashes have been fixed when certain very old drivers or incompatible hardware is used. A toggle lets you optionally disable automatic reboot, if needed by the installer. We’ve added an advanced tweak that lets you disable the sleep timer of the GPU-integrated HD audio device, fixing broken audio on VR headsets.
v1.17.0 (November 28th, 2024)
- Fixed driver signature rebuild not working on Windows 11 24H2
- Added “What’s new” link to startup page, which links to driver update changelog
- Fixed “automatically click driver unsigned warning” sometimes not working
- Improved messaging on “Finished” page
- Driver version dropdown now shows Windows “10/11” instead of “10”
- Added a note to the “build package” output that “-y” allows unattended install
- Improved GUI layout on systems with very low screen resolution
- Removed “experimental” flag from NVENC Video Encoding Session Limit Patch
- Fixed rare error during installer unpacking