NVIDIA Installation Failed

[bulletinaction]

Hello everyone, I am back again with another issue. So I was going to update to 362.00 drivers, so I deleted my drivers in Driver Fusion. I rebooted my computer and Windows Update came out of nowhere. So I loaded back up and tried to run 362.00, it opens, downloads, then checks for system compatibility, then ultimately fails, saying everything is not installed.

 

I have attempted to install 361.91 and 361.75 (I think) and it said "These drivers aren't supported with this version of Windows"
I have attempted to run as administrator.
I have tried to update through device manager, changing the directory of the driver folder NVIDIA/International/etc., but failed.
I have tried deleting NVIDIA corporation from Program files x86, and Program files, failure.
I downloaded driver sweeper and wiped every driver it detected, rebooted, and still did not work.
I have disabled my virus protection, nothing.
I tried to add my graphics card ID into the Display.driver files, ran the setup.exe, still nothing.

 

Even though I supposedly deleted everything NVIDIA related via driver sweeper, Geforce Experience and NVIDIA documents under my user still exist. Possible error source?

I ran a sfc /scannow in cmd, and it said nothing came out of it, so I think my Windows 10 update is stable.

 

SPECS: 
CPU: i5-4430
GPU: GTX 660
RAM: 2X Corsair Vengeance 8 GB RAM
MOBO: Msi G45-z87
PSU: HX 650W
HDD: Toshiba (don't know exact model)
OS: Absolute latest Windows 10 update
Drivers: currently using Intel-chipset drivers because I can't rollback NVIDIA.

 

Please help. Thanks.

[Guest Kloaked]

If you're installing through GFE, try manually getting the driver from GeForce.com and see if it works.

[GrobfootGaming]

What do you use to install your drivers?  The GeForce Experience is the far best way I've ever installed drivers and it only takes like 10 minutes.  You can always go to the GeForce website and manually put in your GPU and download it.