Tuesday, April 30th 2019

NVIDIA Releases GeForce 430.53 Hotfix Driver, Fixing High CPU Utilization Caused by Telemetry

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Raevenlord
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NVIDIA today introduced their latest hotfix driver. Driver number 430.53 addresses reported issues of high CPU utilization (due to NVDisplay.Container.exe) on NVIDIA's previous 430.39 WHQL driver, which added support for their latest GTX 1650 graphics card as well as Windows' 1903 release.

A number of fixes have also been introduced by this driver version. Namely, flickering observed when 3DMark Time Spy is launched; BeamNG application crash on games launch; SLI freezes in Shadow of the Tomb Raider; and monitor flickering on the desktop when videos are being played on a secondary monitor. You can grab this latest hotfix driver release on the link below.
DOWNLOAD: NVIDIA GeForce 430.53 Hotfix Driver

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33 Comments on NVIDIA Releases GeForce 430.53 Hotfix Driver, Fixing High CPU Utilization Caused by Telemetry

#26
sam_86314
Just noticed NVIDIA drivers using 30% CPU of my laptop's CPU (i5 6500T), and some telemetry thing was running (even though NVCleanstall should've removed that). Gonna do a clean install. Waiting for the latest driver to be added to NVCleanstall.

TFW the Intel driver update utility uses fewer resources than NVIDIA's drivers...
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#27
W1zzard
sam_86314Just noticed NVIDIA drivers using 30% CPU of my laptop's CPU (i5 6500T), and some telemetry thing was running (even though NVCleanstall should've removed that). Gonna do a clean install. Waiting for the latest driver to be added to NVCleanstall.

TFW the Intel driver update utility uses fewer resources than NVIDIA's drivers...
Try uninstalling the NV drivers first, then reboot, then run NVCleanstall, that should remove all telemetry. Would appreciate if you could test and confirm
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#29
NoJuan999
With Geforce driver version 419.67, I have 0% CPU utilization showing in Task Manager.
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#30
sam_86314
W1zzardTry uninstalling the NV drivers first, then reboot, then run NVCleanstall, that should remove all telemetry. Would appreciate if you could test and confirm
I reran NVCleanstall and did clean install instead of express. Seems to have fixed the issue for now. Will try what you said if it happens again.
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#32
R-T-B
eidairaman1Probably being used for crypto mining you don't even know it
Oh, you'd know.
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#33
sam_86314
30% CPU usage by the NVIDIA drivers was back on my laptop. Ended up just uninstalling 430.39 and went back to 419.35. I'll wait til the version without the issue is added to NVCleanstall.

NVIDIA really needs to learn how to code. All of the other drivers on my laptop (even ones from Clevo for the keyboard and the Synaptics trackpad drivers) have 0% CPU usage most of the time.
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