TechPowerUp's NVCleanstall

Here are some screenshots showing what all it can do.



Initial screen. You can let it pick the drive, you can use a driver you've already downloaded, you can install it (I continue to use it in portable mode), and you can pick from a list of drivers.



If you select pick a driver option, you can show applicable drivers, or enable the checkbox to show all drivers, going back to the 351.xx drivers.



All the various pieces that are included with that monster driver that you download - only now you can choose the specific parts. I need PhysX, so I install it, as well as HDMI Audio. Note: any option that you click on also displays an explanation on the right as to what it is and why you may need it or may want to exclude it. Anything that has a prerequisite is shown in an appropriate subsection.



The main tweaks. Pretty sell explanatory.



Expert tweaks. Each of those tweaks that has a help link to the right opens in your browser. Note: The first expert tweak, which also says telemetry, renders the driver non-WHQL certified, which can break certain anti-cheat mechanisms for online gaming. If you enable it, you're also given an option to have the driver made compatible with Easy-Anti-Cheat at the bottom.



Possible settings for the MSI - the links for both parts of the MSI link directly to Microsoft Docs pages about the 2 related MSI settings.



After selecting your tweaks, it builds the files needed, and then presents you with the following options. I use the build package so I always have it on hand, and I can build multiple packages with different settings to try and see what works and what does not. Install runs it directly from the %TEMP% folder that it uses to assemble the files needed. Show in folder does just that - let's you see the files (to copy them, for example).