https://videocardz.com/newz/display-driver-uninstaller-has-been-updated-with-new-installer
 
DDU is a must-have software for all GPU enthusiast. Reviewers and gamers know this very well, which is where Display Driver Uninstaller comes in. This program can completely remove all data left by the display drivers, including registry data, folders and files and driver store. The software developed by Wagnard works on Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 and 11. It supports AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA GPUs, but it can also remove audio drivers. The software is relatively easy to use, but in case there are any questions, a comprehensive guide is available here.
 
DDU works best in Windows safe mode and without Internet access, this ensures that no files are in use and the system will not automatically override the missing drivers through updates. The software update brings minor changes, but still very important ones. A new installer has been added and license has been updated. The developer has been working on making dialog messages appear in correct order.
Display Driver Uninstaller V18.0.6.0 Changelog:

• New DDU installer.
• Intel : Registry Power Settings CleanUP.
• The moment that some DDU messages box appear make more sense now. Thanks to a user feedback.
• There is a new button on the safe mode dialog window that allow to set Windows update search for drivers to default. Thanks to a user feedback.
• Updated LICENSE
• Translation : Swedish.xml

Source and download: Wagnardsoft
 
A very good update. 
 

A few nice improvements in the software...

Cool GTX
good product, nice to see another update
 

DDU & NVCleanstall (NVIDIA Driver Customizer - TechPowerUp)

 
Two must have tools for a smooth running PC

Have you ever used NVCleanstall on Windows 11?  It doesn't say Win11 in the release notes specifically.

Cool GTX

bdary
 
Have you ever used NVCleanstall on Windows 11?  It doesn't say Win11 in the release notes specifically.

No, I'm waiting for W12
 
MS track record since the early days .... every other OS upgrade is best avoided
 
 

I hear you on that.  I could have skipped Win11 myself, but then I wouldn't know enough about the OS to manage the people's systems I take care of now.

Cool GTX

bdary

Cool GTX

bdary
 
Have you ever used NVCleanstall on Windows 11?  It doesn't say Win11 in the release notes specifically.

No, I'm waiting for W12
 
MS track record since the early days .... every other OS upgrade is best avoided
 
 

I hear you on that.  I could have skipped Win11 myself, but then I wouldn't know enough about the OS to manage the people's systems I take care of now.

 W11 is listed in the Download box 

https://www.techpowerup.c...hpowerup-nvcleanstall/
 
Win 11, 10, 8, 7 (32-bit & 64-bit)
NVCleanstall_1.15.1.exe
 
 

Yep, I see that now from that link.  Your link from above only went up to Win10 so I was curious.  I've never used it, but may be time to try it out with the next driver update I do.  Thanks.