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Same. The last time I reinstalled everything I decided to just not log in. I don't use it for anything other than to get driver updates. I can do that myself if I feel like I need it. That's what I did before automatic updates were even a thing.
Oh how exciting! They moved all the menus around! How useful! It will at least be nice to never have to use the Stone Age settings app.
The "stone age" Nvidia control panel is far better than the bloated containerized web app that is GeForce Experience. This sequel app seems like just more of the latter, a low info-desity, heavyweight, gamer-ized, over-designed, TV UI app. Honestly, I'd prefer an .ini file or a CLI to this any day.