How to Reset Your Graphics Driver on Windows 11

In this video from AS Technical, find solutions for common graphics driver issues such as screen flickering, crashes, and performance problems on Windows 11. The video outlines several methods to reset or update your graphics driver.

Quick Reset via Keyboard Shortcut

• Use the built-in feature by pressing Windows + Control + Shift + B together.
• Screen flickers or goes black momentarily, signaling a reset.
• Ideal for quick fixes when encountering in-task issues.

Uninstall and Reinstall via Device Manager

1. Access Device Manager:
   • Right-click the Start button and select Device Manager.
2. Uninstall Current Driver:
   • Expand "Display adapters" to find your graphics driver.
   • Right-click and choose "Uninstall device".
   • Check the "Delete the driver software for this device" box and click uninstall.
3. Reboot Windows:
   • Automatically reinstalls the default graphics driver.

Update the Graphics Driver

1. Device Manager:
   • Right-click on the graphics driver under "Display adapters".
   • Select "Update driver" and choose "Search automatically for drivers".
   • Windows searches and installs the latest available version.

Use Graphics Card Control Panel

• Right-click on the desktop and select the respective control panel (e.g., Nvidia or AMD).
• Inside the control panel, use options like "Restore defaults" or "Reset settings" to revert settings.

Manual Download from Manufacturer’s Website

• Visit Nvidia, AMD, or Intel websites and navigate to the driver section.
• Select your graphics card model and Windows version.
• Download and install the driver following instructions on the site.

Conclusion

• Methods range from quick resets to thorough reinstalls ensuring a solution for most graphics issues.
• Comment if any solutions work for you or if you have additional tips.

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