Is there a real way to get rid of nvidia container? I tried extracting files and folders from driverinstall file and delete nvidia container manually but it still shows up afterwards so guess either it didnt take or windows installed it for me. and now Nvidia platform controller and framework is driverless instead. Is that a big deal?
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- Thread starter Eska
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I think I saw it in the NVCleanInstall tool - I´ll have to investigate
https://www.techpowerup.com/nvcleanstall/
https://www.techpowerup.com/nvcleanstall/
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It's available as option in NVCleanstall -> Tweaks -> Expert Tweaks
Disabling NVIDIA Container will break the control panel, but Windows apps and "just gaming" will work fine
Disabling NVIDIA Container will break the control panel, but Windows apps and "just gaming" will work fine