How to Fix the NVIDIA GeForce Driver Error Code 0x0003?
                     How to Fix the NVIDIA GeForce Driver Error 
Code 0x0003?
NVIDIA GeForce Experience is one of the most popular handy tools for NVIDIA GPU 
users. But according to a few users, they are unable to longer use any function 
related to NVIDIA Experience due to the 0x0003 error code. Many affected users are 
getting “Something went wrong. Try rebooting your PC and then launch GeForce 
Experience. Error Code: 0x0003.” So, if you want to fix this error, then here are some 
points mentioned below.
Permit Nvidia Telemetry Services 
to Interact with Desktop
To permit Nvidia telemetry services to interact with the desktop, pursue these steps 
mentioned below:
Hold the Win and R hotkeys altogether on the keyboard to invoke the Run prompt.
Thereafter, input ‘services.msc’ in it and select the OK button to launch the Services screen.
Once you reach there, move down and find the ‘Nvidia Telemetry Container’ option.
After finding it, right-click on it, then choose the Properties option.
Navigate to the Properties screen and launch the tab of Log On.
You should tick the ‘Allow services to interact with desktop’ checkbox.
Then click on the Apply and then OK buttons to apply the changes.
Return to the Services screen and find the pursuing services: 
Nvidia Display service
Nvidia Local System Container
Nvidia Network Service Container
Now, redo the instructions to turn on the option of ‘Allow service to interact with desktop’ 
for every service listed.
After enabling every service, attempt accessing the NVIDIA GeForce Experience and look at 
whether the issue is fixed.
Reset the Network 
Adapter
To reset the network adapter, pursue these steps mentioned below:
Hit the Start key to open the Search bar.
After that, input ‘cmd’ into it and select the OK button to launch the Command Prompt.
Once you get it, right-click on it, then choose the ‘Run as Administrator’ option.
Go to the Command Prompt screen and input the pursuing command: netsh Winsock 
reset
You have to wait to finish the command process.
Now, reboot the system and check the issue.
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Reinstall the Graphics Drivers 
Manually
To reinstall the graphics drivers manually, pursue these instructions below:
Hold the Win and R hotkeys altogether on the keyboard to invoke the Run prompt.
After that, insert ‘control’ in it and select the OK button to launch the Control Panel.
Navigate to the Programs option and click on it, then choose the ‘Programs and Features’ 
option
Find every program and installation-related to the Nvidia.
Then select the Nvidia associated application and right-click on it, then choose the 
Uninstall button.
You should hit on the Yes button once it is pop-up by User Account Control.
Now, redo the instructions and uninstall the Nvidia associated applications and GPU 
drivers.
After uninstalling, reboot the system.
Once you reboot the system, reach the Nvidia download center.
You should choose the graphics card, series, model, and OS version, and language.
Finally, download the newest drivers applicable to the GPU.
Perform the installer, then pursue the steps to install the program and upgrade the drivers.
Don’t forget to reboot the system after installing the up updates.