NVIDIA Drivers Update for Windows 11 

Keeping your NVIDIA Drivers up to date on Windows 11 ensures your system runs smoothly, especially for gaming, video editing, and AI-powered tasks. An updated driver can fix bugs, boost performance, and unlock new features.

How to Update NVIDIA Drivers on Windows 11?

1. Via GeForce Experience:

   • Download and install GeForce Experience.

   • Log in and go to the Drivers tab.

   • Click Check for Updates.

   • If available, click Download and follow the prompts.
     
     

2. Using Windows Update:

   • Go to Settings > Windows Update.

   • Click Check for updates.

   • If an NVIDIA driver is listed, it will install automatically.
     
     

3. Manual Update from NVIDIA Website:

   • Visit the NVIDIA Drivers Download page.

   • Select your GPU and OS.

   • Download and install the latest driver.
     
     

I recently updated my NVIDIA driver on Windows 11 using GeForce Experience. The process took just a few minutes and noticeably improved my game frame rates. Some UI glitches I’d seen before disappeared too. It’s a hassle-free way to ensure your GPU performs at its best.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: How do I check if my NVIDIA driver is outdated?
A: Use GeForce Experience or Device Manager to see the current driver version and compare it with the latest on NVIDIA’s website.

Q2: Will updating my NVIDIA driver improve gaming performance?
A: Yes, especially if the new driver includes game-specific optimizations.

Q3: Can I roll back to a previous driver?
A: Yes. Go to Device Manager > Display adapters > NVIDIA GPU > Properties > Driver tab > Roll Back Driver.

Q4: Is GeForce Experience required for updates?
A: No, but it simplifies the process. Manual updates are also possible via the NVIDIA Drivers website.

Regular driver updates can make a big difference in system performance and stability. Whether you're a gamer or a content creator, keeping your NVIDIA drivers updated on Windows 11 is a smart move.