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Nvidia Quadro K4000 Driver Windows 10 here. • Once the arrow has been expanded, right-click on the specific driver that you want to reinstall and then choose Uninstall. • A Confirm Device Uninstall window will appear. If there is an option to delete driver software, leave the option unchecked. This will allow Windows to reinstall the device driver upon restart. • To finish the reinstall of the driver, restart the computer.