US EditionNvidia driver 572.83 is causing a black screen on Windows 11, Windows 10
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The Geforce driver 572.83 causes some problems on Windows 10 and Windows 11. Users now report about sudden black screens.
Nvidia driver 572.83 is causing a black screen on Windows 11, Windows 10
Nvidia Driver 572.83 was released on March 18 and is turning out to be a disaster for some users on Windows 11 (and Windows 10). In our tests, Windows Latest observed that Driver 572.83 causes a black screen out of nowhere during the installation, after reboot, and in the middle of games. Unlike Windows updates, Nvidia GeForce Driver 572.83 or other drivers aren’t mandatory, so you have the choice to skip it. Still, we typically install these dr…
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