It might be Microsoft attempting to use a driver for the integrated graphics built into your CPU. Since you are using a video card with your system, I recommend you disable the integrated graphics in the BIOS, and then check to see if Microsoft is still trying to install it's basic display adapter. Either way though, I think you can disable the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter in Device Manager. Your NVidia drivers probably won't work for your CPU integrated graphics at all.
As Albert Einstein said, "I could have done so much more with a Big Al's Computer!".