graceymanors Great to hear. You should be able to stay on the older driver for a while without any meaningful consequences, at least if you're not playing any newly-released games. I would keep a copy of the installer handy in case Windows decides to update it without asking first. And it's worth testing a newer driver at some point to see whether the problem is fixed, and with the older one available, you'll know you're not risking anything by trying it.
For the extra data, please list the full path to each questionable folder and let me know what's inside it. For example, maybe it's part of a Sims 3 install: the base game and some packs but not all. (That happened to me with Sims 4 when I first installed it on my current desktop, because Origin is great like that.) And I'd also like to know where the proper equivalent folders are on your computer, as a comparison.
