

Note: It may also happen the option is already greyed out. If the option is available, select it and follow the on-screen instruction to complete the process.On the Properties Window, open the driver tab to locate the Rollback driver option.Here locate and then right-click on the Display Adaptor, which you want to roll back and select Properties.Now expand the “Display Adaptors” It will now display a list of all the network adaptors which were installed into the system.From the Start menu, search and select the “ Device Manager.”.

Within this process, it will get replaced through the backup files of the drivers which were installed before the most recent updates. If the NVIDIA no sound issue started occurring after installing the latest drivers for the Graphic cards, then rolling back the Graphic drivers can help. Once the installation process is successful gets completed, check whether the issue has been solved or persists. Let the installation process get completed.Here tick the checkbox located before the option “Perform a clean installation” and click on Next. On the next screen, you may now see a list of components that will get installed.Now on the installation screen, choose the Custom (Advanced) option and then click on Next.Save and open it into your system and then follow the on-screen instructions.Once found, click on it and select the Download tab.From the list of available drivers, scroll for the required entry.On the downloading menu, fill in the information about your Graphics card driver and your operating system, then click on Search.Visit the official website of NVIDIA and look for your Graphic card driver.Confirm the on-screen prompt instructions for the Uninstallation process and then let it complete on its own.Now Right-click on the Graphic card and choose the option “Uninstall device.”.On the Device Manager menu, expand the option Display adaptor.In the blank space, type “ msc” and click OK. Or press the Windows + R keys altogether to display the Run dialogue box. On the search bar, type “Device Manager” and select it once found.
