Next, uninstall all programs that you no longer use.
Revo Uninstaller comes in handy when programs fail to uninstall properly through Settings or the Control Panel.
Always try a normal uninstallation first, only use Revo Uninstaller if a program is giving you problems removing it.
Remember how I said I know a few tricks and then only told you one of them? Let's move on to try some more of them.
1)
Download DDU and extract the contents to your desktop.
2) Open the Start Menu, click on the power icon but don't hit any other buttons yet. Hold down Shift while you click on Restart. You'll be presented with an advanced options menu.
3) Select Troubleshoot, Advanced Options, Startup Settings, click Restart at the bottom right.
4) Select to enter Safe Mode (it's usually the 4 key). If 4 on the number pad is not working for you, try the 4 above the R key.
5) Run the copy of DDU that you just extracted onto your Desktop. Remove the current display drivers.
6) Restart normally. Feel free to delete both copies of DDU at this point, it's already done its job.
7) Download GeForce Experience and follow the on-screen instructions. It will want you to create an Nvidia account or link an internet account. I personally created an Nvidia account using my email and I've never received any spam from them.
8) Click on Drivers (should be next to Home at the top left)
9) Follow the on-screen instructions to begin installing the newest drivers for your graphics card.
I cannot guarantee that this method will have any effect, but it's good at fixing possible corrupt drivers. You don't even have to do anything wrong for them to become corrupt, it just happens sometimes.