Post DDU, Install GeForce Experience, or GameReady Driver?

[SergeTroy]

It's honestly been a long time since I used DDU. I've been using GeForce Experience to keep my NVidia Drivers up to date, but I'm assuming that after running DDU I'll probably uninstall both the drivers as well as GeForce Experience. With that in mind, do I install the driver itself first (and it *possibly* has GeForce Experience included) and GeForce Experience secondly? Or do I perhaps install GeForce Experience and use that to update the PC? I need to double check myself but I believe I am supposed to keep the internet disconnected until after the Installation process so I am currently thinking I install the Driver itself first, restart, and then reconnect the Internet followed by possibly - as needed - installing GeForce Experience. Let me know if I'm being a dummy and got certain steps out of order, or if I'm plain forgetting something. Thanks everyone, this is a solid lifesaver of software.

[Wagnard]

It's honestly been a long time since I used DDU. I've been using GeForce Experience to keep my NVidia Drivers up to date, but I'm assuming that after running DDU I'll probably uninstall both the drivers as well as GeForce Experience. With that in mind, do I install the driver itself first (and it *possibly* has GeForce Experience included) and GeForce Experience secondly? Or do I perhaps install GeForce Experience and use that to update the PC? I need to double check myself but I believe I am supposed to keep the internet disconnected until after the Installation process so I am currently thinking I install the Driver itself first, restart, and then reconnect the Internet followed by possibly - as needed - installing GeForce Experience. Let me know if I'm being a dummy and got certain steps out of order, or if I'm plain forgetting something. Thanks everyone, this is a solid lifesaver of software.

The driver have the option to install Gefore experience. Just let it do it.
But If you want to be on the safe side, you can do just like you say. You can add geforce experience after without a problem.

[SergeTroy]

It's honestly been a long time since I used DDU. I've been using GeForce Experience to keep my NVidia Drivers up to date, but I'm assuming that after running DDU I'll probably uninstall both the drivers as well as GeForce Experience. With that in mind, do I install the driver itself first (and it *possibly* has GeForce Experience included) and GeForce Experience secondly? Or do I perhaps install GeForce Experience and use that to update the PC? I need to double check myself but I believe I am supposed to keep the internet disconnected until after the Installation process so I am currently thinking I install the Driver itself first, restart, and then reconnect the Internet followed by possibly - as needed - installing GeForce Experience. Let me know if I'm being a dummy and got certain steps out of order, or if I'm plain forgetting something. Thanks everyone, this is a solid lifesaver of software.

The driver have the option to install Gefore experience. Just let it do it.
But If you want to be on the safe side, you can do just like you say. You can add geforce experience after without a problem.

Awesome, thanks Wagnard!