TechPowerUp today released the latest version of NVCleanstall, our nifty little utility that lets you download and install NVIDIA GeForce drivers with a much higher level of customization than NVIDIA's installer permits. This utility lets you disable (or enable) several components in the GeForce driver package that you can't find in the NVIDIA installer's "Custom install" page, including important settings such as telemetry. Version 1.17.0 introduces several improvements and fixed. To begin with, driver signature rebuild not working on Windows 11 24H2 has been fixed. The startup page now has a "what's new" link that takes you to the driver change-log from the Release Notes. We fixed an issue where the "automatically click driver unsigned warning" option was not working under certain conditions.

The messaging in the "Finished" page of NVCleanstall has been fixed. The driver dropdown now indicates "Windows 10/11" instead of simply "Windows 10." We improved the "build package" screen with a tip that the "-y" argument allows unattended installation. The overall interface has been improved to help with systems that have very low screen resolution. The "experimental" label has been removed from the GitHub-based NVENC Video Encoding Session Limit Patch in the options list. A rare error encountered when unpacking installers has been fixed.

DOWNLOAD: TechPowerUp NVCleanstall 1.17.0The change-log follows.

• Fixed driver signature rebuild not working on Windows 11 24H2
• Added "What's new" link to startup page, which links to driver update changelog
• Fixed "automatically click driver unsigned warning" sometimes not working
• Improved messaging on "Finished" page
• Driver version dropdown now shows Windows "10/11" instead of "10"
• Added a note to the "build package" output that "-y" allows unattended install
• Improved GUI layout on systems with very low screen resolution
• Removed "experimental" flag from NVENC Video Encoding Session Limit Patch
• Fixed rare error during installer unpacking