Today's chuckle: from a site I visit... Note, this gentlemen has 961 posts there. My guess is he failed to read the company memo.
"I've been using NVidia driver 566.36 for my RTX 2060 Super GPU. which has been fine. Today I updated to version 576.52 which caused my PC to hang on switching from my user account to my admin account and then back to my user account. After rebooting a couple of times my desktop PC then failed to boot. I've just recovered from my Reflect backup made earlier today and all is OK. I won't be trying 576.52 again!"
Me, I will stay put until further notice. (Nvidia, 1060Ti, 3070 & 4090)
I will be trying out AnWave/GitHub to further tweak my older display drivers. Updating DLSS is one of em.
nvngx_dlss_310.2.zip "DLSS" update along with 3 other files to get DLSS to update correctly.
Even using 566.36 on my AMD, Nvidia is still producing a lot of errors in WMI-Activity. But so is Windows Security Center (these 2 have a race going on for errors there).
But hands down the MSI Center was the official winner with errors in the thousands there. I now use Yamdcc for my fan control, a few "EC" polling errors are much better than thousands in WMI-Activity. I guess I can see kinda why MSI Center was using AMD Tools in the OEM software, that still didn't work though. Windows kept removing it, said AMD Tools didn't work or start correctly.